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Chelsea 1 - 3 Real Madrid

Jorginho - Havertz 40' 21' Karim Benzema
24' Karim Benzema
46' Karim Benzema

5 Shots on Target 5
15 Shots off Target 3
5 Corners 2
14 Fouls 6
0 Offsides 1
2 Saves 4
1 Yellow Cards 1
57% Possession 43%









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Antonio Rudiger 19' 14' Eder Militao





球場: Stamford Bridge, London
觀眾: 38,689
開賽: 20:00 Wed, 06 Apr 2022
主裁: Clement Turpin




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https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2022/04/07/
the-debrief--a-game-of-two-halves-and-two-flanks-against-real-ma

The Debrief: A game of two halves and two flanks against Real Madrid

07 Apr 2022


The statistics back up Thomas Tuchel's post-match assessment of our defeat
to Real Madrid, showing that the damage was done in the first half before
an attempted fight-back after the break, which could have produced more on
a different night.


https://i.imgur.com/M1U0oUX.png


We have a tough task ahead of us if our 2021/22 Champions League campaign
is to continue, following a 3-1 loss at Stamford Bridge in the opening leg
of our quarter-final.


It was two first-half headers by Karim Benzema that left us chasing the
tie. Kai Havertz's brave header of our own gave us hope of a comeback,
before a rare error by Edouard Mendy allowed Benzema to complete his
hat-trick early in the second period, leaving us with a two-goal deficit
to overcome in Spain next week.


== A game of two halves ==


Thomas Tuchel said after the match the Blues were well below our usual
level at the start, feeling the opening 45 minutes against Real was
possibly the worst he'd seen from his team at Stamford Bridge. He also
identified the timing and type of passes his players made, as well as the
intensity in the tackle, as two areas the Blues were lacking in.


There is evidence of that in the stats from the game, which show us to be
more incisive with our passing later in the game, with only six of our 15
key passes coming in the first half. Jorginho had the game's highest
number with three, while only one Real Madrid player managed more than
one, compared with four Blues.


https://i.imgur.com/u0Ybtko.jpg


In terms of intensity, only three successful tackles were made by Chelsea
players in the first half, compared with eight in the second. In fact,
only four were attempted before the break, but we applied much more
pressure on our opponents when they were in possession after that,
attempting 15 after half-time, with the four from Mason Mount the
joint-highest on the pitch.


Tuchel also felt we improved in the second half, following a change of
formation to a back four, and it's not just those previous statistics
which back him up, suggesting we might have closed the deficit even
further on a different night.


We had chances in the second half to secure a second goal at the Bridge,
taking 20 shots compare to Real Madrid's eight. Goal-scorer Havertz had
the most in the game with six, twice as many as anyone else in Blue and
ahead of Real's Benzema, who got a ruthlessly efficient three goals from
his four efforts. Benzema was the only Madrid player with more than one
shot, whereas five Blues players took two or more.


https://i.imgur.com/8dy1w6o.jpg


It is also telling of our second-half performance that Benzema's
46th-minute goal was the last by any Madrid player in the game, while we
went on to take another 12 in the second half, compared to eight in the
first.


== Second-half response ==


Despite the shock of the third Real Madrid goal in the first minute of the
second half, we did recover our composure and look for ways to peg the
visitors back, even if it remained difficult to break them down at the in
the final third.


https://i.imgur.com/DUK61R3.jpg


As the shot statistics above showed, we had our opportunities and with a
bit more luck we could be heading to Madrid with a healthier scoreline. We
gained a territorial advantage, with 39 per cent of the game played in
Real Madrid's third of the pitch, compared to just 16 per cent in our
defensive third, as even in the first half the visitors relied mainly on
counter-attacks and quick breaks forward.


We also had 57 per cent of the possession, as well as completing 639
passes to Real's 468. The type of pass was different in the second half,
though, as we showed a willingness to get the ball forward and into the
box quicker, with 15 of our 24 long passes and 11 of our 18 crosses coming
in the second 45 minutes.


However, the difficulty we had in carving out clear chances is shown by
the fact that fully half of our 20 shots came from outside the penalty
area.


== Busy flank ==


Tuchel had opted to field Cesar Azpilicueta as the left-sided wing-back,
hoping his defensive nous would help to contain the potent threat of an
overload down that side as Real Madrid's attack-minded right-back Dani
Carvajal surged forward to join winger Federico Valverde.


https://i.imgur.com/oNZdbiz.jpg


Our head coach had definitely spotted a danger area and our opponents'
preferred route, as shown by the fact fully 46 per cent of the Spanish
side's attacks came down that side, while managing just 20 per cent
through the middle of the pitch, despite their extra man in midfield.


It also offered us opportunities to counter into the space behind
Carvajal, though, with 40 per cent of our own attacks taking place down
that same wing, although our play was more balanced across the pitch, with
Reece James able to play a more attacking role on our right.


https://i.imgur.com/S07NzhI.jpg


Only Havertz had more than James' three shots for Chelsea, with his two on
target matching the German, and only Jorginho surpassed his two key
passes. Reece's two successful dribbles were the highest of any Blues
player (alongside Jorginho and Ruben Loftus-Cheek), as were his five
crosses (with Hakim Ziyech).

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