“I can’t continue to hand them big salaries and they cant perform the way they are supposed to so reducing Thier salary will make them seriouse and any player who is not ok with other should leave this Summer”

Mauricio Pochettino made three changes to the team that beat Leicester City not long ago, and they got off to a good start. The hosts thought Axel Disasi put them ahead in the first half, but the VAR said his goal was not valid because he touched the ball with his hand.

The Blues, on the other hand, were determined and took the lead before halftime. When Lorenz Assignon brought down Mykhailo Mudryk in the box, he got a straight red card for the away team.

Vince Kompany, the manager of Burnley, was furious about the ruling and got a red card for being rude. Cole Palmer hit a low shot from 12 yards out that put Chelsea ahead in a very cold finish.

But early in the second half, Josh Cullen scored a great goal from the edge of the box to tie the game for the Clarets. Late in the game, though, another Palmer goal put Chelsea ahead again.

After that, Dara O’Shea scored an instant equaliser with a header from a corner kick. The game ended 2-2, even though Chelsea had an extra player in the second half. Bobby Vincent rates the Chelsea players who played below.

And Djordje Petrovic makes a great pass to Malo Gusto in the very first minute of the game. Not long after, made a great save to stop Wilson Odobert. But they should do better for the O’Shea goal. 5.

Malo Gusto means “always good.” He was a part of all the good scoring play for the Blues. He should have scored his first Chelsea goal in the first half, but he didn’t. We hope that the hurt he got late isn’t too bad. 7.

Axel Disasi: He was celebrating like he had scored, but the video assistant referee saw something different. He was strong in the back when he had to be. 6.

Benoit Badiashile: Keep your cool on the ball. Won some air battles. Didn’t get too engaged, which I guess is good for a centre back. 6.

Marc Cucurella—Unlike his full-back partner, Cucurella wasn’t able to get too involved, even though he stood really high up on the ground the whole time. 6.

Enzo Fernandez made a great sliding catch in the 13th minute. I thought he played pretty well in the first half, but not as well in the second. 6.

John Moises Caicedo – Did fine. His energy is really amazing. Aside from that, he wasn’t able to have a big effect on the event. 6.

Cole Palmer: You’re always bright. Too bad they didn’t score a great goal right away. wasn’t going to be stopped with an outrageous mistake right before halftime. Always active, and they scored another goal after the break. Great idea. 9.

Conor Gallagher – Mr. It’s too quiet. wasn’t able to help out nearly as much as he would have liked. 5.

Mykhailo Mudryk—Kai looked lively and a bother for Burnley. He did something really cool early in the game to get himself a yellow card. He should do better with his chance in about 35 minutes. But he made up for it by going on a great run that led to a penalty and a red card before halftime. 7.

Nicholas Jackson—Missed a good chance early on after the striker did some great work setting him up. Still, it looked good. With great hold-up play, he always got his friends involved in the game. 6.

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Noni Madueke—On for the last 30 minutes of the game. In the 67th minute, he had a half-chance but couldn’t send his shot into the corner. Good appearance, but not the effect that was wanted. 6.

Rasheem Sterling: He came on to cheers, which was great to see after what happened two weeks ago. Did a great job right away by flicking the ball to Palmer for his second goal. 7.

John Alfie Gilchrist – Been on for a short time now. N/A.