As reported by DAILY POST, Chelsea’s manager, Mauricio Pochettino, openly acknowledged that his team bears responsibility for the disappointing 2-1 loss against Wolves on Sunday.
Despite Christopher Nkunku’s debut goal narrowing the gap for Chelsea at Molineux, the hosts secured a two-goal lead through Mario Lemina and Matt Doherty, leaving Pochettino frustrated with his team’s overall performance.
In a post-match analysis, Pochettino candidly admitted to the mistakes made by his side, underscoring the missed opportunities to score that ultimately contributed to their defeat.
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“We made mistakes. We need to blame ourselves. That is why we didn’t win. We had the chances to score. We are our own enemy. Today, we lost the game,” expressed Pochettino, taking a self-critical stance regarding the errors that led to the loss.
Expressing disappointment, Pochettino asserted that Chelsea deserved more from the match and stressed the importance of clinical finishing in competitions like the English Premier League, citing missed opportunities as a significant factor in their defeat.
The manager also highlighted the challenge Chelsea faced after conceding goals from set pieces, adding to the overall frustration of the match.