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Tom Coley

Chelsea next four fixtures compared to Liverpool and Spurs as new manager gets N'Golo Kante plan

Another day, another game and another goalless disappointment for Chelsea, who failed to shake off the ghosts of Graham Potter in their 0-0 draw at home to Liverpool on Tuesday. That's now 420 minutes of consecutive football between the two sides without a goal being scored legally.

Other than Potter being a thoroughly nice person without grudges, he may well have allowed himself a rye smile watching this from his home by the sea. Chelsea played more like a Potter team than they ever did under him, for the better and the worse.

They were slick in possession, moving the ball nicely in-between a Liverpool team not too sure of itself. They, on the whole, defended well enough to stop a back-up front line from Jurgen Klopp that was lacking spark rather than toothless, but then they forgot to do the scoring bit.

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