Chelsea’s recent drop in form has raised concerns, with a pattern of intensity and control dropping off in the final 20 minutes of matches. Despite a first-half lead in two of their last three games, Chelsea has failed to maintain momentum, with substitutions made around the hour mark but not having a significant impact. In contrast, opponents have made effective substitutions, leading to Chelsea conceding more goals in the final 15 minutes of matches. Manager Enzo Maresca’s reluctance to rotate his squad and make timely substitutions has been identified as a potential issue, with Chelsea’s fatigue and lack of rotation costing them as opponents adapt.
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