Liam Rosenior's Time at Chelsea Ends After Poor Run

Chelsea is having its worst run in 114 years. Liam Rosenior was let go as manager after four months.

At first, it seemed like a great match. In his first 15 games, Rosenior's team only lost three times.

But over the past couple of months, things have been bad: five Premier League games, five losses, and no goals scored.

The last time Chelsea went five league games without scoring was in 1912.

Chelsea lost a game because of a simple goal. A straight ball sent Joe Willock through, and he passed it to Anthony Gordon for a tap-in.

Around that goal, Chelsea played well. They had 22 shots and controlled the ball, but made one defensive mistake.

Few people could have predicted what would happen to Chelsea's finishing in the coming weeks.

Chelsea played okay against PSG but lost. They had 18 shots, but PSG's frontline was too strong.

Individual errors from Chelsea's defense didn't help. The stadium started to empty when Senny Mayulu made it 8-2 on aggregate.

That was the final score, and Chelsea had their worst Champions League loss on aggregate.

If the Newcastle and PSG games could be seen as temporary blips, there was nothing good to say about Chelsea's visit to the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Chelsea controlled the ball but did nothing with it. They conceded simple goals.

Jordan Pickford's great save from Enzo Fernández was the closest Chelsea came to scoring.

After beating Port Vale 7-0, Chelsea came back down to earth with a bang.

Pep Guardiola's team was held back in the first half, but then scored three goals.

In the first half, Marc Cucurella had a goal ruled out, but City dominated the game.

United came to the Bridge with a young center-back pairing and still left with a clean sheet and three points.

It was 90 minutes of bad football decided by one moment of quality from Bruno Fernandes and Matheus Cunha.

Rosenior's team had more possession and shots, but couldn't convert them into goals.

The final result saw Chelsea slide to seventh after five straight league defeats.

Rosenior called out his players in public after the match, saying the performance was indefensible.

Brighton scored three goals, and it could have been more. Chelsea didn't even have a shot on target.

A moment that showed the disconnect between coach and players was Rosenior screaming at Pedro Neto to take on his man.

Rosenior said it was the most difficult night of his career, and he never wanted to see some things again.

April 22: Rosenior was sacked by Chelsea.

After the performance against Brighton, the writing was on the wall. By mid-morning, there were rumors that the club was reviewing Rosenior's position.

By the end of the day, he was gone after 106 days.

Fans were unhappy, but the decision came just before an FA Cup semifinal.

Chelsea said the decision was not taken lightly, but recent results had fallen below standards.

Everyone at Chelsea wishes Liam every success in the future.

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