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Chelsea's Self-Inflicted Wounds Cost Them Again

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Chelseas Premier League clash against Arsenal ended in a 2-1 defeat, marred by Pedro Netos red card. Set pieces dictated the game, with Arsenal scoring from a corner and Chelsea equalizing just before halftime. Reece James shone for Chelsea, but Robert Sanchez struggled in goal. Netos dismissal ended any comeback hopes. Chelsea dominated possession but failed to convert from open play, leaving them sixth in the table, three points behind Liverpool, as their self-inflicted wounds continue to hinder their Champions League push.

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Chelsea's Self-Inflicted Wounds Cost Them Again

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MLS News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Chelsea's Self-Inflicted Wounds Cost Them Again. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

You're listening to MLS News today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. Chelsea felt to a 2-1 defeat against Arsenal in the Premier League, with their disciplinary problems striking again as Pedro Neto received a red. Card late in the game. Set pieces shaped the match from the start. Arsenal went ahead through Williams to leave us header from a corner, but Chelsea leveled just before half-time when Pierrot Hinkapi, unfortunately, nodded in. Reese James' delivery. After the break, Jury and Timber headed Arsenal back in front from another corner, despite Chelsea's penalty claims being turned down twice. Reese James stood out for Chelsea, delivering dangerous balls and holding firm defensively. On the flip side, Robert Sanchez struggled badly in goal, failing to command his box, while Neto's needless bookings for descent and a late tackle ended any comeback hopes with 20 minutes left. This marks the 9th Chelsea player sent off this season, and the 7th in league play far

more than any other team. They dominated possession at 59%, and mashed Arsenal's big chances, but couldn't convert from open play. The loss leaves Chelsea 6th in the table. Three points behind Liverpool, dealing another blow to their Champions League push as the self-inflicted. Wounds keep piling up. This story is shared with support from our sponsor. Comfort you can hear, sound you can relax into, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.

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