Stevie Nicol

Well, mostly about Chelsea itself and the way they played, especially the first half where they had some possibilities in a counter-attack and they didn't go for it.

And they came back and they played too slow.

And we have to talk about Robert Sanchez.

I mean, he's a very good goalkeeper and he made some saves today.

But we have to stop telling him that he can be the first offensive player.

He's bad with his feet and he scares everybody.

And I was jumping every time the Chelsea player was giving him the ball because he's a danger.

And Liam Rossignol should tell him to stop being, you know, easygoing.

Kind of, yeah.

I know what I'm doing.

No, you don't know what you're doing.

You're putting everybody in danger and it's scary what you're doing.

So I was very upset with that.

And you can see the difference with Raya and him.

And that's maybe the difference that you can see between Arsenal and Chelsea.

But it's true, otherwise, even 10 against 11, Chelsea were having more chances to score and were...

For me, better organised offensively than Arsenal.

You cannot deny that it's a masterpiece that the French coach, the French coach on set pieces is able to do with Arsenal players and they really stick to it.

But they have to do something.

Chelsea, we talked about that and Craig Burley has alluded to it many, many times where, you know, put Cole Palmer, João Pedro and Neto, leave them at front and we'll see what Arsenal is going to do.