Chelsea manager Graham Potter has been brutally slammed for his answers to the Blues' disappointing defeat at the hands of Aston Villa. For the second successive Stamford Bridge fixture, after the 2-2 draw with Everton, Chelsea were unable to secure three points, despite dominating most of the contest against Villa.
"If you look at the stats of the game, apart from the most important stat, there's a lot there that says we did a lot well but ultimately the two boxes are the most important area and that's where we've come up short," Potter said after the game.
"I thought the team gave everything, I thought the intention of the team was there. You could tell by the amount of times we got in their box, the shots we had, there was a positive intent but the score line is painful for us."