US EditionMaresca defends Chelsea's playing style amid fan discontent
- Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca, age 45, defended his team after a home draw against Ipswich Town on Sunday.
- Fan impatience and criticism of his tactics, particularly playing out from the back, fueled the negative reaction.
- Chelsea initially trailed 2-0 before the game concluded in a 2-2 draw, impacting their standing and fan sentiment.
- Maresca stated he has "100 per cent" belief in his approach and said his team has been in the top four almost all season.
- Despite the current challenges, Maresca believes the team is progressing and they are striving for a Europa Conference League semi-final.
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Maresca defends Chelsea style amid fan discontent
Chelsea are moving in the right direction and developing a playing style that will help them in the long run, coach Enzo Maresca said on Wednesday in an impassioned defence of his players who were jeered over the weekend.
Maresca defends Chelsea's playing style amid fan discontent
Chelsea are moving in the right direction and developing a playing style that will help them in the long run, coach Enzo Maresca said on Wednesday in an impassioned defence of his players who were jeered over the weekend.Chelsea initially found themselves 2-0 down in Sunday's draw with Ipswich Town, where the
Enzo Maresca has emphasised the important role Chelsea supporters will play during the final weeks of the season, with the Blues head coach stressing that ‘football belongs to the fans’.
Enzo Maresca has emphasised the important role Chelsea supporters will play during the final weeks of the season, with the Blues head coach stressing that ‘football belongs to the fans’.
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