Chelsea's Goalkeeper Dilemma: Rotation or Stability?

0:00On March 20th, Chelsea coach Liam Rosenier faces growing criticism, especially over his choice to rotate goalkeepers instead of picking a clear number. 1. Robert Sanchez held the spot firmly under the previous manager for over a year and a half. But since Rosenier took over in January, he's shared duties. With Philip Jorgensen after a tough loss to Arsenal, the switch started after Sanchez struggled in that two-one defeat and the 23-year-old Dane stepped in with a solid showing against Aston. Via. But he errors followed, like a bad pass against Paris Saint Germain that helped St. Chelsea 5 too, and now there have been five keeper changes in six. Games amid injuries and form dips. Fans and pundits question if the constant rotation helps, pointing to other headaches like playing Mamadou Sar out of position at right back, where? He aired early in a 3-0 loss to PSG, plus odd pre-match huddles and a leaky defense during three straight defeats. Sanchez shines in shot-stopping, saving about 7.5 expected goals while Jorgensen edges

1:03him in pass accuracy at 85.3 percent, fitting Rosenier's push for shorter bills from the back. Both have made mistakes, though, feeling doubts on their fit for a top club. Jorgensen's out after minor growing surgery and will miss the Everton game but should return post-international break, leaving Rosenier to balance. Competition and stability as Chelsea Chase, Champions League spots.