Cristina Alexander

So I'm.

I'm sure they're going to have to go back and really take a deep dive into the video and watch the game because to me it looked like the mentality just wasn't there.

The discipline wasn't there.

The effort seemed to be lacking.

The urgency.

I think Man City just put them on their heels right from the beginning and didn't give up.

The transition pace just was off.

I think they couldn't figure out, even at halftime going in, to be able to apply what they needed to adjust, what they needed to change.

Just didn't happen.

And that's why the goals kept going in the back of the net.

So I think that's too much of an excuse.

I think the players also need to take some responsibility and be a little bit more aware in the game itself, in real time, to be able to adjust.

So it's surprising coming from her.

Yeah.

And she's being very transparent and also looking at herself in the mirror and saying, you know, if I'm not right for this job, I will also put the club above myself.

Is Chelsea at that point, though, to be thinking about a change with Sonia Bombastor?

No, I think that's a bit dramatic.

I think that's a bit surprising that, you know, she had said that.

I'm thinking to myself, yeah, of course, teams with some of the best coaches in the world lose, you know,

this amount.