Southampton – Chelsea football video: Breaking the match very early, quickly 4 goals (Round 32 of the English Premier League)

(Southampton – Chelsea football video, round 32 of the English Premier League) The home team broke the match very early and lost 4 goals in the first half.

Chelsea seek a win after 2 consecutive painful defeats against Brentford (Premier League) and Real Madrid (C1 Cup) in the trip to Southampton. Coach Thomas Tuchel did not have Lukaku’s services and suddenly let Loftus Cheek play in the right-back position.

Mason Mount played really well in the first half

The away team attacked immediately after the opening whistle. Timo Werner soon had 2 chances, but once the ball hit the post and the ball bounced off the crossbar once. In the 8th minute, Mason Mount had a beautiful assist for Alonso to jump up and hit the opponent’s net to open the scoring.

When the home team had not yet adjusted, they had to concede the second goal. Mount perfectly finished his own build with a one-touch finish from outside the box. The ball went sunk, stretched, and out of Forster’s reach.

After this goal, Southampton was broken. In the 22nd minute, Ward Prowse passed the ball wrong and Werner punished with a very accurate face-to-face phase with goalkeeper Forster. Things were even worse for the home team. In the 31st minute, Salisu lost the ball in the penalty area, Werner hit the post again, but Havertz was present in time to correct the mistake for his teammate.

At the end of the first half, Chelsea There were a few more dangerous chances but Foster played solidly. Otherwise, it is difficult for Southampton to secure the score 0-4 before entering the break.

First half score: Southampton 0-4 Chelsea

Scored: Alonso 8′, Mount 16′, Werner 22′, Havertz 31′

Starting lineup

Southampton: Forster, Livramento, Bednarek, Salisu, Waker-Peters, Romeu, Ward Prowse, Stuart Armstrong, Elyounoussi, Adams, Armstrong

Chelsea: Mendy, Christensen, Thiago Silva, Rudiger, Alonso, Kante, Loftus Cheek, Kovacic, Mount, Havertz, Werner