By Our Reporter
Chelsea coach faces sack after Liam Rosenior endured a dismal run of results that has left Chelsea FC chiefs under mounting pressure to decide his future.
The Blues’ slump worsened following a heavy defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion, stretching their losing streak to five consecutive Premier League matches without scoring while conceding 11 goals. Across all competitions, Chelsea have now lost seven of their last eight games, underlining the depth of their crisis.
Injuries to key players have offered some explanation, but the team’s lack of attacking threat has raised serious concerns. Against Brighton, Chelsea failed to register a single shot on target, a statistic that reflects their alarming dip in confidence and cutting edge.
Supporters have grown increasingly frustrated, with many leaving the stadium before full-time during the latest defeat. Although Rosenior has publicly maintained that he still enjoys the backing of the club’s hierarchy, results continue to pile pressure on his position.
Since taking charge in January, the 41-year-old has overseen 23 matches, winning 11 and losing 10—one of the poorest records for a Chelsea manager in the modern era. The club’s hopes of securing Champions League qualification now appear slim, with rivals pulling away as the season enters its final stretch.
Chelsea’s prolonged goal drought has compounded their struggles, while their FA Cup campaign may yet determine Rosenior’s fate. A defeat in the semi-final could accelerate calls for a managerial change.
With teams below them closing the gap, the London side risk slipping further down the table, leaving the board with a difficult decision as pressure intensifies.