Chelsea were poor on Tuesday evening as they let a one-goal lead slip away at Southampton. The Blues have dropped down to eighth place in the Premier League table following the defeat down on the south coast.
Raheem Sterling had given Chelsea the lead on 23 minutes, but Romeo Lavia's fine strike levelled the match swiftly after. Adam Armstrong was on hand to score in stoppage time of the first half in what turned out to be the decisive goal at St. Mary's.
Thomas Tuchel was predictably a very frustrated figure when facing the press after the game. With that said, football.london takes a look at how the national media have reacted, with some claiming the Chelsea head coach now faces a bit of pressure.
