Rosenior's Discipline Warning: Chelsea's Aston Villa Test

0:00It's March 3rd for the MLS, let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. Chelsea manager Liam Rosenier has issued a strong warning to his squad about discipline. After recent red cards to Wesley Fafana and Pedro Nato, he's making it clear that any more slip-ups will keep players out of the starting lineup. The team has racked up nine red cards this season across all competitions, giving them a tough reputation. Rosenier is pushing for a culture of accountability, where mistakes happen, but players own them, and move on. He stressed that Chelsea's win rate soars when they keep all 11 men on the field, reacting poorly to referee calls or errors just hurts the team. The previous boss brushed off the issue, but Rosenier seized the stats and demands change. Players showing better control will earn trust in big moments, while others risk the bench. He plans to pick his lineup based on who steps up and discipline.

1:00No more reds every two or three games. That's unsustainable for the season. Their first real test comes Wednesday against Aston Villa without suspended Pedro Nato. That opens a spot for Alejandro Garnacho, the 21-year-old winger who's fighting to regain form and stay composed under pressure. Appreciation to our sponsor for backing this episode. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your