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• Enzo Maresca facing scrutiny after managing poor streak of results.
• Chelsea have only achieved three victories in their last 12 matches in all competitions.
• Blues star Cole Palmer is also in the limelight.
Enzo Maresca has acknowledged that Chelsea is having difficulties in both offense and defense, as they are currently on a streak of only three victories in 12 matches.
In December, the Blues were considered outside contenders for the Premier League title, yet they have not capitalized on a favorable streak of matches, and Saturday's loss to Aston Villa has positioned them seventh in the current league rankings.
When asked to clarify the issues affecting his team, Maresca maintained that Chelsea has merely lost their skill in both offense and defense.
"There is likely always more than one reason," he started. "I believe that in the past seven, eight, or ten matches, the significant difference for me has been particularly in the penalty area - in both penalty areas."
"[Besides] the away match against Brighton in the Premier League, in all other games, we consistently created opportunities and nearly always found the net, so the difference has likely been in the final third. "We must be stronger defensively and more precise when we have opportunities."
Measuring Chelsea's difficulties involves counting 13 points lost from winning situations since Boxing Day, the highest in the league.
"I’m not sure [what that means]," Maresca responded upon seeing the statistic. "I lack a response to that." I was aware that we lost 13 points from advantageous positions.
"At times, it's soccer." At times, there is a cause behind it. We are attempting to grasp a bit more. The positive aspect is that you were ahead in these types of games, but now it's the opposite situation, where you need to defend your lead.
"In nearly all the games we evaluate, we see opportunities to shift from 1-0 to 2-0, from 0-1 to 0-2, and we fail to capitalize multiple times." Just the other day, against Villa, we had four or five opportunities for 0-2, 0-2, 0-2. If you fail, the game remains open and anything might occur, but it is definitely something we must grasp.
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