Chelsea supporters have taken to social media to express their frustration following a disappointing first-half performance that saw the team concede twice — both goals stemming directly from individual mistakes.
The mood among fans quickly turned sour as defensive lapses gifted the opposition easy chances, leaving many questioning the team’s focus and discipline. The player at the centre of the storm endured a nightmare opening 45 minutes, with errors in decision-making and positioning proving costly for the Blues.
Across X (formerly Twitter) and other platforms, fans vented their anger, with some describing the display as “unacceptable” and “self-inflicted.” Others called for immediate changes, urging the manager to address the recurring defensive issues that continue to haunt the side.
Despite flashes of attacking promise, Chelsea struggled to recover their rhythm, with the early setbacks sapping confidence and momentum. The team will now need a strong response in the second half to restore belief — and to calm a fanbase growing increasingly impatient with costly, avoidable mistakes.
As one frustrated supporter summed it up online: “You can’t win games at this level when you’re beating yourself.”
