Graham Potter and Chelsea were dragged right back down to reality over the weekend as Brighton & Hove Albion ran out 4-1 winners down south.
The Seagulls were firing on all cylinders at the AMEX Stadium against their former boss and the Blues paid the price for an incompetent performance. The defeat and results elsewhere meant Potter's side are now sixth in the Premier League - three points off Newcastle in fourth.
Whilst the Chelsea boss refused to slam the panic button after the lethargic performance, many players have faced criticism for their displays against a side that had no win under their new boss Roberto De Zerbi. The performance has just piled on the pressure on Todd Boehly to add more quality to Potter's side in the January transfer window.
