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After losing to Fulham 2–1 in a crucial matchup between the two clubs, Premier League giants Chelsea kept up their awful recent run of play.

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The Blues lost today’s league game at home because they played terribly the entire time.

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Chelsea, a West London-based team, had only won one of their last seven league games following their 2–1 loss to Fulham.

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The Blues had 20 shots, 496 passes with an accuracy rate of 81%, and 14 crosses, but they were unable to score in the final third.

Giants of the English Premier League Chelsea have been in disarray recently as they have battled to keep a league clean sheet.

The Blues’ subsequent EPL game will be against Crystal Palace, a local rival.

Let’s look at three tactical managers who could take Graham Potter’s job at Chelsea if he is ultimately fired;

1. ROBERTO DE ZERBI

At Stamford Bridge, Graham Potter would be an ideal successor for the current Brighton head coach Roberto De Zerbi.

The ex-Shakhtar Donetsk and Saussolo tactician has a special configuration that fits their kind of play.

2. FERNANDO SANTOS

Fernando Santos, a legendary football tactician from Portugal, is one of the game’s most tactical managers.

The 68-year-old head coach has a distinctive structure and game plan that go well with Chelsea’s playing style.

3. BRUNO LAGE

Bruno Lage, a former strategist with Wolverhampton Wanderers and Benfica, is another one of the game’s most cunning managers.

The head coach from Portugal has a distinctive formation and approach that go well with Chelsea’s playing style.

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