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Chelsea manager, Maurizio Sarri, has
accepted that he and his players, are to
blame for Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to Arsenal
in the Premier League.
Alexandre Lacazette and Laurent Koscielny
scored the goals in the first half, as the
Gunners claimed all three points at the
Emirates.
The Blues finished the game with only one
shot on target and hardly troubled Unai
Emery’s team, despite having superior
possession.
“From a technical point of view both teams
were on the same sort of level, but they
had a higher level of determination in both
penalty areas, so tactics don’t come into
it.
“I can’t possibly say I am not partly
responsible for the defeat. We have to
share it.
“This is not a team that is going to be well
known for its battling qualities, but we
need to become a team that is capable of
adapting, possibly suffering for 10 or 15
minutes, and then playing our own football.
Today we didn’t play our own football,”
Sarri told Chelsea’s official website.