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With Jesse Marsch’s Leeds United heading into Wednesday’s Premier League meeting with Chelsea knowing that they had to pick up some kind of result at Elland Road in order to give themselves the best possible chance of avoiding the drop this season, the 48-year-old manager will be bitterly disappointed with the way the fixture panned out.
Ahead of the trip to Elland Road, Thomas Tuchel said he would not have half an eye on Chelsea's FA Cup final against Liverpool on Saturday. Yet given the team the German selected, perhaps that wasn't entirely true. There was no Thiago Silva. N'Golo Kante wasn't risked either. While Timo Werner and Kai Havertz were only among the substitutes.
Chelsea moved to the brink of qualifying for next season's Champions League as they pushed Leeds closer to relegation from the Premier League with a 3-0 victory on Wednesday.
Chelsea moved to the brink of qualifying for next season's Champions League as they pushed Leeds closer to relegation from the Premier League with a 3-0 victory on Wednesday.
Straightforward victories have been few and far between for Chelsea recently, and it's once again away from Stamford Bridge where it's come. Mason Mount's fine strike after four minutes set the tone for the performance and Daniel James' red card for his challenge on Mateo Kovacic, ensured there was a degree of comfort despite a hostile Elland Road atmosphere.
Jesse Marsch said he could have no complaints about Dan James' reckless red card as Leeds United sank further into relegation trouble against Chelsea.
Jesse Marsch believes his Leeds United squad “can still fight” for survival but admitted they must stop “hurting” themselves with bad discipline.
Leeds United suffered a major blow to their hopes of escaping the relegation zone as a 3-0 win for Chelsea kept the Whites in the bottom three.