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Ex-Derby Boss Rosenior Under Pressure as He Responds to Angry Chelsea Reaction
Chelsea’s defensive errors and goalkeeper mistakes led to an 8-2 aggregate loss to Paris St Germain, marking their heaviest European defeat, coach Rosenior admitted.
- On Tuesday, Chelsea exited the Champions League following a 3-0 home defeat to PSG at Stamford Bridge, sealing an 8-2 aggregate loss—the heaviest two-legged defeat for the Blues in Europe.
- Debutant Mamadou Sarr gifted Khvicha Kvaratskhelia a goal after six minutes, while Trevoh Chalobah failed to track Bradley Barcola, allowing the France international to score a magnificent second.
- Manager Liam Rosenior substituted Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro in the second half, sparking fan frustration, though he defended the move: "If I don't manage their minutes their likelihood of getting injured is increased very highly."
- The exit marks a third defeat in seven days for Chelsea, following Saturday's 1-0 loss to Newcastle, with manager Rosenior's promising start in west London at risk of derailing.
- Chelsea currently sit sixth in the Premier League and must secure European qualification next season. Rosenior said: "We want to be in this competition next season. If we perform as we can, we can get there without the individual mistakes that we're making.
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PRESS REVIEW - The Paris Saint-Germain qualification for the quarter finals of the Champions League, after its two easy wins against Chelsea, is unanimously welcomed by the press, whether in France or in the United Kingdom.
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right2Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution45% Left
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L 45%
C 33%
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