Jamie Carragher and Daniel Sturridge had some choice words for Chelsea's attackers after they once again failed to impress in front of goal. The pair of pundits also gave a clear answer to their striking problems.
It came after the Blues were once more profligate with their chances, missing a handful of huge chances during their 0-0 draw with Liverpool on Tuesday. The problem is nothing new this season though, Graham Potter's last two matches in charge saw them take create numerous opportunities, only scoring once from open play.
It is a season-long trend at Stamford Bridge too with just six goals scored at the ground in the first half all campaign. The 59 goals in their games, 29 for and 30 against, is the lowest tally in the league. Only seven sides have fewer than their meek total at this stage.
