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Three reasons Chelsea could challenge for title – and one they may not

If football is won in both boxes, it seems as though Chelsea have one far better covered than the other. Xabi Alonso began his Stamford Bridge reign with an entertaining 3-2 Premier League win at west London rivals Fulham on Monday – and their new-look front three stole the show. Morgan Rogers, making his debut after his club record […]

Three reasons Chelsea could challenge for title – and one they may not

Chelsea's recent 3-2 Premier League victory against Fulham has showcased their attacking prowess, with a new-look front three featuring Morgan Rogers, Cole Palmer, and Joao Pedro. Rogers, who joined from Aston Villa for a club-record £117 million, made an immediate impact, scoring a goal and providing two assists in the match. Palmer, who had a difficult season due to injuries, was described by former Manchester United defender Gary Neville as "sensational" and "hungry" for more.

Joao Pedro also contributed with a goal, marking his Premier League debut. However, goalkeeper Robert Sanchez's performance was criticized, as his two errors contributed to Fulham's goals. Manager Xabi Alonso acknowledged the need to learn from mistakes and emphasized the collective responsibility of the team. Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher also highlighted Palmer, Rogers, and Joao Pedro as "as good as anything in the Premier League right now" and suggested that Sanchez's goalkeeping could undermine Chelsea's title challenge.

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