Confirmed four losses of Chelsea against Atletico Madrid

 Confirmed four losses of Chelsea against Atletico Madrid  

It will be measured before and after the Champions League at Chelsea on Wednesday. The mattress team must overcome London's 0-1 results in the first round.

And football trifles. When the Athletic team appeared in Bucharest (Romania) in the first round, the number of casualties caused by injuries was positive for Kovid and others; now the situation has been reversed.

If Chelsea had all his powerful teams in the first round, it would draw Thomas Tuchell, and he would have four very important casualties, as the German coach himself confirmed.

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The German coach revealed that both of them were Tiago Silva Wo Tammy.

Abraham, they won't participate in the second round of the game. Plus Mount Jorginho Y was suspended. That is, Tatcher will have to face two midfielders in Stanford's game.

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Bridge. Tuchel explained at a pre-match press conference: "We have no new injuries, but tomorrow we won't have two key players, Munte and Giorginho." Mason, in particular, is his offensive skills and ability to break the front with dribbling and shooting. They are one of the best athletes in Europe who don't give up opportunities, so losing an attacking player in such a game is certainly a heavy blow.

He lamented: "They are important participants in us, but we have a strong team, and we must adapt and find solutions." We have to work without Tiago.

Abraham participated in the game. They don't have enough, but as international breakthroughs approach, I think we expect them to join us after a break and take too much risk."

So we missed the four key players in the game, but it was a little easier because we could choose 23 players in the Champions League. We'll use all the equipment. We can make five changes during the game, so we clearly know what we can do," he concluded.