Enzo Maradona has done a lot to improve Chelsea since then, and even many fans who did not like him when he first joined the team have supported him. He has also won the Conference League Cup with a man and helped the team qualify for the Champions League in the Premier League. In the Club World Cup, he has also destroyed one of the best teams in the world and the current Champions League champion, PSG, and deservedly won the Club World Cup, which has made the fans believe in him even more. Enzo Maradona is a very good pre-match plan manager. He is a coach who prepares the strengths and weaknesses of the opposing team well and plays well, but if his pre-match plan is ruined for some reason, he is a coach who is reluctant to take action.

We saw it in the Champions League opener against Bayern Munich and we saw it again in the match against Manchester United. Just four minutes into the match against Manchester United, Roberto Sanchez's unforced error led to an early red card, which ruined Enzo Maradona's match plan. At that point, Enzo Maradona decided to play it safe, replacing both wingers Neto and Estevez with a five-man defence. However, Chelsea's 10-man backline, which had been in demand since the early stages, was unable to stop Manchester United's attacks and conceded two goals. However, when Casemiro was booked for two yellow cards and a red card towards the end of the first half, Enzo Maradona had enough time to turn the game around. But it is a pity that Enzo Marasca wasted 25 minutes with 5 defenders when he should have been attacking.

It is acceptable that Enzo Marasca's substitutions and decisions on the pitch are still needed. The time needed to attack, the need to add defenders, the fear of conceding more goals, the lack of focus on defense and the lack of attack caused Chelsea to lose this match. Enzo Marasca was already losing 2-0 when he was 10 men and 10 men, so if he had made a clear decision to attack, this match could have changed a lot. At the moment, we have seen many indecisive decisions from Enzo Marasca. Thank you very much to everyone who read this to the end.

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