Inconsistence Chelsea struggled to defeat Wrexham

English Premier League giants Chelsea they were up against Wrexham where they played to a draw of 2-2 at Neutral Location

Mauricio Pochettino together with his troops were busy preparing themselves for the up coming season, where they were up against Wrexham early on today and they continued with their fine run of the previous season.

The former Tottenham Hotspur coach tried the new combination of the recently signed players, where he used almost plus 6 new players such as Tyrique, Madueke, Lavia just to name the few of them, together with the Fringe players such as Chilwell and Fofana.

The Blues brake the deadlock just ten(10) minutes away from the first half from the courtesy of the French Striker Lesiba Nkunku and he was assisted by Guiu as they went half time leading by a single goal. During the second half Potchettino made ten(10) substitute a minute after the resumption of the second half kick-off.

Then the visiting side found the equalizer through Bolton who was assisted by Revan on 58th minutes. Then four minutes after their equalizer the visiting side made seven(7) substitute and they went on to take the lead first time during the game through Marriott who came in for Revan on 71st minutes. Then Ugochukwu came to the rescue for the home-side just Eight(8) minutes before the end of the game on 82nd minutes while assisted by Broja, who came in for Guiu.

The home side controlled the game where they had 76% to 24% while making goal attempt on 11 to 5, then shots on goal was 6 to 4 then off goal was 5 to 1. The Blues had upper hand on the major part of the game where they had 5 to 1 corners and committed half number of free kicks of 7 to 14 while their Goalkeepers made just two save through-out of the compare to 4 saves that was made by their opponent Goalkeepers.

Before both side meet today they had impressive run the visiting side won 3 out of 4 games while drew 1 then other side The Blues won their last four games before today’s match.

BY LUCKY SEANEGO