×
  • HOME
  • NEWS
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • HOT 100
  • SOCIAL
  • FEATURED
  • ×
    close
    profile photo
    Sports

    Mauricio Pochettino elucidates why Chelsea lost to Manchester City in FA Cup semi-final

    503 views
    Mauricio Pochettino elucidates why Chelsea lost to Manchester City in FA Cup semi-final
    • April 21, 2024 • 10 months ago
    in summary
    Mauricio Pochettino has spoken out on Chelsea's FA Cup semi-final loss to Manchester City. Nicolas Jackson had several opportunities to score. Cole Palmer failed to find the back of the net.

    Mauricio Pochettino feels Chelsea lacked the clinical edge needed to overcome Manchester City in their FA Cup semi-final on Saturday.

    Bernardo
    Bernardo Silva trying to score against Chelsea. 

    Both Manchester City and Chelsea failed to show their finest form at Wembley, but the Cityzens managed to find a way, with Pep Guardiola's tactics where Bernardo Silva broke the deadlock in the 84th minute sealing a 1-0 victory and a place in the final.

    Jackson
    Bernardo Silva about to score 

    The Senegalese forward Nicholas Jackson failed to convert Chelsea's opportunities as much to the frustration of the club's supporters around the ground and staff in the dugout.

    Cole
    Cole Palmer 

    Top scorer Cole Palmer, meanwhile, performed admirably and was  also unlucky not to have earned his side a penalty when his free-kick struck the arm of Jack Grealish.

    Speaking to BBC Sport at full-time, Pochettino said: "I think in the game we were a little bit better and deserved more, but it is not about deserving it, it is about being clinical and we were not today.

    "We conceded in a moment you should not concede. We were not capable of being clinical in front of goal, we had many chances but we did not score.

    "On Monday we scored six [against Everton] but today we were not capable of scoring even with having maybe more chances and more clear chances to score.

    "Today we were playing a very good team in Manchester City. It wasn't easy but we were capable of playing a very good game, competing really well. Looking forward we want to build on this, sometimes you have these sorts of games on your journey and the important thing is to take the positives from it."

    Up next for Chelsea is a visit to the Emirates Stadium to take on the high-flying Arsenal. Securing a victory would not only dent the Gunners' title aspirations but also enhance the Blues' prospects of qualifying for Europe.

    "The focus is on the game next Tuesday, there is not too many games to recover and it is going to be another tough game," Pochettino added.

    "Of course we need to win in a positive way to try to win more league games and get close to the position of being in Europe."

    In addition, Nowviba also wants to share some of the insights which include;
    Arsenal have kept the most clean sheets in the Premier League and have not lost to Chelsea in their five meetings.
    For Chelsea, they have been awarded the most penalties this campaign.

    Leave a Comment below about this story


    In other related News

    M23 rebel group bowing to pressure? Announce a cease fire.
    M23 rebel group bowing to pressure? Announce a cease fire.
    ...
    "The supreme Court ruling was not a release order!" Justice Minister Norbert Mao clarifies.
    "The supreme Court ruling was not a release order!" Justice Minister Norbert Mao clarifies.
    ...
    President Paul Kagame mentions who exactly is funding the M23 rebels.
    President Paul Kagame mentions who exactly is funding the M23 rebels.
    ...
    Chief of Defence Muhoozi Kainerugaba trashes  Supreme Court ruling. What comes next?
    Chief of Defence Muhoozi Kainerugaba trashes Supreme Court ruling. What comes next?
    ...
    General Muhoozi Kainerugaba threatens Dr. Kizza Besigye again. Netizens fume.
    General Muhoozi Kainerugaba threatens Dr. Kizza Besigye again. Netizens fume.
    ...
    New learning mode likely to be introduced by Government. See changes here.
    New learning mode likely to be introduced by Government. See changes here.
    ...
    Related Posts
    "The supreme Court ruling was not a release order!" Justice Minister Norbert Mao clarifies.
    "The supreme Court ruling was not a release order!" Justice Minister Norbert Mao clarifies.
    2 days ago
    Chief of Defence Muhoozi Kainerugaba trashes  Supreme Court ruling. What comes next?
    Chief of Defence Muhoozi Kainerugaba trashes Supreme Court ruling. What comes next?
    2 days ago

     

    Today's Hot Stories
    1
    The Role of Storytelling in Preserving Ugandan Heritage
    The Role of Storytelling in Preserving Ugandan Heritage
    Featured
    2
    Anne Kansiime Set to Light Up Kampala with "The Comedy Grill
    Anne Kansiime Set to Light Up Kampala with "The Comedy Grill
    Entertainment
    3
    Chief of Defence Muhoozi Kainerugaba trashes  Supreme Court ruling. What comes next?
    Chief of Defence Muhoozi Kainerugaba trashes Supreme Court ruling. What comes next?
    Politics
    4
    UNEB Introduces New Grading System for Senior 4 Students
    UNEB Introduces New Grading System for Senior 4 Students
    National
    5
    Police clears 2,900 venues for New Years celebrations - urges Public Vigilance
    Police clears 2,900 venues for New Years celebrations - urges Public Vigilance
    Entertainment
    6
    Shocker! United States of America slaps Andrew Mwenda with sanctions.
    Shocker! United States of America slaps Andrew Mwenda with sanctions.
    Politics
    7
    "The supreme Court ruling was not a release order!" Justice Minister Norbert Mao clarifies.
    "The supreme Court ruling was not a release order!" Justice Minister Norbert Mao clarifies.
    Politics
    8
    New learning mode likely to be introduced by Government. See changes here.
    New learning mode likely to be introduced by Government. See changes here.
    National
    9
    Afrigo Band Marks 50 Years of Musical Excellence in Partnership with TAG
    Afrigo Band Marks 50 Years of Musical Excellence in Partnership with TAG
    Entertainment
    10
    Uganda Dance Nights Debuts with Global Icons Oti Mabuse and Marius Lepurre
    Uganda Dance Nights Debuts with Global Icons Oti Mabuse and Marius Lepurre
    Entertainment
    Listen to Music on Nowviba