Chelsea: Joao Pedro has a feature on Liam Delap while Estevao Willian and Jamie Gittens shine against Bayer Leverkusen

Chelsea won 2-0 victory over Eric Tin Hag Bayer Leverkusen in the first friendly before the season. Here, we are studying some of the great talk points of their performance …

Joao Pedro wins the first round of the striker’s battle with Dilab

Liam Dilab’s attempt to become the Chelsea first striker before Bayer Leverkusen started, until he ended up on his back foot.

Sky Sports News It was reported before its launch that the absence of Nicholas Jackson from the match day was due to the striker who told the club that he wanted to explore transportation options this summer.

Dilab was already being strengthened by his first delivery in Stamford Bridge even after 15 minutes, he had only one touch.

With his second, he sent a direct shot to goalkeeper Mark Felkin, who did his best after that, and spread himself to deny the desired effort of Dilab in the goal.

The DELAP movement was at the back, to vaccinate on Tyrique George’s Curling Cross, without a defect, but had to register. Two shots, both of them on the target, both of which are great opportunities.

Then Joao Pedro showed him how to do this. He composed himself in the area before sending a clinic effort to the lower left corner to give himself the advantage. The battle shouted on Sunday.
David Richardson

Dynamite for the first time from Estevao

It does not appear for the first time from Estevao Willian at Stamford Bridge.

The expectation and excitement of the 18 -year -old talent was already heading to this match, but he exceeded all expectations in his first appearance in the Chelsea shirt.

From one minute, Estevao dazzled his ability to ball and confidence when driving the defenders.

Natural chemistry with the star of the star Cole Palmer was clear to see from the beginning and eventually paid profits when Brazil internationally invaded the opening match after Palmer shot to the penalty area off the bar.

The car sculpting to the Chelsea starting lineup is not an easy task, but this performance will put the young wing firmly in the competition for its role against Crystal Palace in the opening match of the Blues Premier League, next Sunday, on the air. Sky Sports.
Patrick Row

Giten adds to the headache of Marcica’s choice

Another for the first time for Chelsea and another strong performance to achieve himself for the home crowd in Stamford Bridge.

Jimmy Gittes, a signature of 51.5 million pounds from Borussia Dortmund this summer. George’s place on the left wing in the 64th minute and no time was lost in a full range of his talents.

The 21 -year -old showed a clear intention with the ball, moved regularly to dangerous areas and looked to facilitate his teammates.

“This makes me want to pay strongly in the training,” Gittes told Channel 5 after he was asked about the competition for places in the club.

“Everyone is very competitors, and I need to push myself to the maximum.”

With bonds to Xavi Simons and Alejandro Garnacho condensed behind the scenes, securing a regular role in this group may become more difficult.

However, if Gittens play as he did during his brief hijab against Leverkusen, it would be difficult for Maresca to look at the wing.
Patrick Row

Tosin has the edge to replace Colwill

The ACL Lievi Collele’s injury was a major blow to Chelsea this week when they returned to training. Marisca gave a problem to solve it.

COLWIL has a great season in the last LEFT Centre-Back campaign, bringing up compact to the back line and defining the Chelsea style based on possession. He had built a promising partnership with Trevo Chaloba, who forced his way to the side after returning from a loan talisman in Crystal Palace.

Shalaoba is expected to start, but who will share it? Josh Achembong has been given the starting test against Leverkusen. The 19 -year -old academic graduate played in the right back, where Chalabeh moved to the other side.

Achembong 76 completed his attempt, although only one of these was a long pass. Tossine replaced Chaloba in the first half and did not pass a pass, and hit four long balls.

Toussine’s contribution came in his saying when he deviated from the best opportunity for Leverkusen behind him after Achembong fell to the ball in the depths of the half.

Tosin, 27, has a much larger experience than Acheampong, with loan bouts in West Brom and BlackBurn in the tournament before playing 119 times for Fulham and 44 games for Chelsea last season. It is his place to lose it.
David Richardson