If anyone was remotely surprised by Chelsea's results in the previous two games, then they clearly haven't been watching the club for the past four years.
Thomas Tuchel's squad had, and still have, their Champions League qualification fate in their hands after beating West Ham with a dramatic Christian Pulisic winner last Sunday. Chelsea then knew that six points in their next two against out of form opposition would all but secure that spot, needing only one point from their remaining four games.
But the almost comical levels of profligacy at Old Trafford, followed by an immature and mistake-ridden trip to Goodison Park, has placed more pressure onto a squad who, to be blunt, already looks like they are on the beach.
