In a funny way.. Kokoria apologizes to Chelsea fans for ‘shoe disaster’

It was a disastrous start for Chelsea as they trailed by two clean sheets after less than 11 minutes for the first time in the Premier League since December 1996 against Leeds (after 10 minutes), according to Opta statistics , as a result of two errors by his counsel.

The first goal came when Kokoria lost his balance and fell to the ground, and was kidnapped Brennan Johnson He advanced the ball before playing a cross and finding Dominic Solanke, who followed it at the near post into the net (5).

The Spaniard slipped again and fell to the ground, and was freed Tottenham The ball reached the Spaniard Pedro Porro, who directed it to the Swede Dejan Kulusevski.

Chelsea’s Italian manager Enzo Maresca preferred to joke about what happened to his Spanish defender when discussing the title race, saying: “It’s likely that teams like… Arsenal(Manchester) City and Liverpool don’t skate like Koukuria.”

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But he added: “Let’s be serious.” We are not ready. We are far from such teams, but we focus on each day individually and try to improve the team.”

After the match and the victory that kept Chelsea in second place, 4 points behind Liverpool Leader, Kokoria posted a photo of his shoes in the trash with the caption “Sorry Blues!”, before following it up with another post saying: “Things almost fell through… but proud of the amazing the effort the team put in to turn things around.” London is blue!”, referring to the colors of Chelsea.

When asked about the boot that Cucuria changed after the second goal, Maresca said: “I have no idea, to be honest, it has more to do with Marco than anything,” adding: “They (the players) are mature enough to choose the boot that’s right for them required for “Match”.

He added: “These things happen, but the most important thing nowadays and the good thing is that despite going 0-2 down and conceding two goals, we continued to play in the same way. We were in the atmosphere of the game and we created chances in the first half, but in the second half we created a lot of chances.