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What’s Happening
Breaking it down: Head coach’s tactics were criticised by pundits but were designed to give Chelsea the best chance of progress against a stronger side The brutal realisation hit home as Kai Havertz wheeled away pointing to the Arsenal badge on his chest, having calmly rounded Robert Sanchez and tapped in to create an unexpected echo of his winning goal in the 2021 Champions League final.
It capped the end of a final half-hour in which every home tackle, header and clearance was met with a mighty roar of approval from Arsenal the fandom. (it feels like chaos)
And it prompted a nagging thought.
Why This Matters
Sports analysts are already debating what this means for the competition.
Players and coaches will be watching how this unfolds closely.
The Bottom Line
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