Mauricio Pochettino laughed last night as Chelsea thrashed Tottenham 1-4 in a London Derby, MySportDab reports.
The Blues made good of their game last night which was filled with so many talking points and controversies.
Chelsea claimed a 1-4 victory against Tottenham which was a good that saw two red card handed to the home team for the night.
The game started well for Spurs who pressed all through the first 25 minutes which saw them also getting two goals in that process.
One goal scored by Son Heung Min was chopped off by VAR for offside which created some reaction from the home fans despite the decision confirmed.
The Blues also had a goal soon after, but it was also chopped off by VAR for a Raheem Sterling handball as things continued.
Caicedo scored a goal which was also chopped off leading to a moment another VAR check was carried on and it saw Christian Romero getting a red card.
Chelsea were given a penalty which saw Cole Palmer finishing off with a wonderful goal to make things 1-1. Nicolas Jackson scored later on but it was flagged offside.
The game continued seeing another red card in the second half which changed the whole situation as both teams had one more goals chopped off.
Nicolas Jackson was able to score a hat trick which saw that Blues ending the match 1-4 winners after 90 minutes.
There have been so many talks concerning the decision which Mauricio Pochettino had so much to say after the game.
According to Fabrizio Romano, he confirmed a lot which also saw him referencing to Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta.
Here Is What He Said:
“Too many coaches wanted VAR… and now, when it’s against you: ah, no! It’s a disgrace, it’s difficult!”.
“I’m not talking about Arteta, eh…”.
Chelsea will hope to take the momentum forward when they go up against Manchester City next in the Premier Leage.
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🚨❗️ Pochettino: “Too many coaches wanted VAR… and now, when it’s against you: ah, no! It’s a disgrace, it’s difficult!”.
“I’m not talking about Arteta, eh…”.
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— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) November 7, 2023
