Jamie Carragher did not think Graham Potter's system worked well in his opening game as Chelsea head coach.
The Blues were held 1-1 by FC Salzburg in Potter's first match since replacing Thomas Tuchel as Chelsea boss. Raheem Sterling handed the hosts the lead in the second-half at Stamford Bridge but the visitors levelled the game through Noah Okafor with 15 minutes remaining.
It comes as a real blow for Chelsea, who now have just one point from their first two Champions League group matches after losing to Dinamo Zagreb last week. It was never going to be something that happened overnight with Potter, but Carragher wasn't too impressed with the way the new head coach set his team up on Wednesday evening.