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Timo Werner’s search for Chelsea’s first goal continues after the loss to Liverpool. Still, Werner’s performance received praise.
The German bomber kicked off when Chelsea hosted Liverpool at Stamford Bridge on Sunday (09/21/2020). The Blues forced to admit the superiority of the defending champion with a final score of 0-2.
During the 90 minutes on the field, Werner made 47 touches of the ball and, despite having only one attempt to get away, did not go on target. The striker who arrived from RB Leipzig also threw a key pass.
In the second half, when Chelsea were two goals behind, Werner forced Thiago Alcántara to commit a foul, so the referee signaled the point. Unfortunately, the penalty was not converted into a goal after Alisson saved Jorginho’s execution.
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard believes Timo Werner will soon score his first goal. Lampard said he was satisfied with Werner’s start at Chelsea.
“Yes, I am very happy with his start,” said Lampard. Meter. “We bring him to the club with the attributes that we are seeing. We look at the rhythm, we see the individual moments, we will see his goals, I know.”
“I think with the second half of him and how difficult the situation was for him and Mason (Mount), he came up with a moment that could put us back in the game.”
“I am happy with him, and we will see much more. Also his attitude, his way of being, the passion he has for the team, his actions in the dressing room, I am happy with Timo,” added Lampard.
Timo Werner’s chance to score his first goal for Chelsea came in the middle of this week. Frank Lampard’s men will face Barnsley in the third round of the League Cup.
(rin / krs)
