🚨🎙️ MAMARDASHVILI ON WHAT TSIMIKAS TOLD HIM AFTER SAVING THE PENALTY:
🎙️ Interviewer: Giorgi, what did Kostas Tsimikas tell you after you saved that penalty?
🎙️ Mamardashvili: “😂 Kostas came over to me and said, ‘Brother, you saved me!’
“We were laughing about it, but honestly, that's what being a team is all about. Sometimes one player needs another to step up in a difficult moment, and yesterday, I was happy I could do that for him.
🎙️ Interviewer: What was your response?
🎙️ Mamardashvili: “I just told him, ‘That's what teammates are for!’ We support each other through the good moments and the bad ones. That's what matters most.”
You’re laughing at 24yr old Cole Palmer for having 2 UCL goals in his career, while Arsenal have been chasing the same UCL trophy since 1886 and still have 0 😭
Get your facts right bro
This was Cristiano Ronaldo when he was at Real Madrid, a match against Espanyol that ended 0-6 in favor of Real Madrid
Cristiano Ronaldo had 6 G/A in this match
Date -09/12/2015, Time played -3:00 PM
🚨🔵 Despite lining up with five or more defensive players every matchday, Alonso's Chelsea have conceded 15 Premier League goals in just 8 games. Only Crystal Palace (19) and Ipswich (16) have let in more.
Six of those have come from set pieces, the most in the league, and we're averaging 1.9 goals against per game. That's bottom-three territory for a team supposedly built around defensive solidity.
It raises a fair question about the three-man defence Alonso is so keen on, because it clearly isn't working.
At Anfield, I thought the defenders looked more comfortable, and if not for Fofana's handball and the missed penalty, we could have won. So now we wait to see whether Alonso sticks with a back four or goes back to the system that keeps conceding.
Which formation should Chelsea use against United? 👀