Maresca criticizes the slow start of Chelsea and demands changes in the forced red card

Inzo Marissa, Chelsea president, criticized his players for starting very slowly 2-1 to Manchester United.

The Blues tasted the defeat for the first time this season at the hands of their old enemies, and caused it, according to the main coach.

Robert Sanchez was sent a few minutes away, allowing United and two goals to take control.

Casemiro was rejected by the hosts, the evening’s evening, but the late Trevoh Chalobah’s strike was not enough to save any points.

Speaking after the match, Marisca said: “The red card changed the game after three minutes.

“After the red card for them, 10 V10, changed the game for us. We needed to start better.

“It is a red card. (We should have) a punishment for Joao.”

After the red card, Estevao Willian, Pedro Neto and Cole Palmer were sacrificed so that Chelsea can change the configurations to match United.

He criticized criticism from critics and fans, but Marisca defended his decision.

He added: “They attack with five players, so the idea was to defend with five players. You can defend four in 11 volts 11. The game may have changed after they also gave up the red card with Casemiro. We were much better.

“This morning, Cole performed a test to play this game. It was not 100 %. It was a great effort for the club, for his teammates, for the team. Unfortunately, it was not 100 %.

“We need to start the game better. We cannot give up a red card in Old Trafford after three minutes.”