Chelsea secured a 1-0 victory over FC Copenhagen, winning 3-1 on aggregate to reach the Conference League quarter-finals. However, their uninspired first-half performance led to boos from the home crowd before Cole Palmer's introduction helped turn the tide.
Chelsea extended their winning streak to four games in all competitions with a narrow win over FC Copenhagen, but questions remain about their overall form. A lacklustre first half saw them fail to register a single shot, leading to frustration among the Stamford Bridge crowd. It took the introduction of Cole Palmer at half-time to inject some much-needed creativity, with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall eventually scoring the decisive goal.
Despite progressing to the quarter-finals, Chelsea’s sluggish performance raised concerns ahead of crucial Premier League fixtures against Arsenal and Tottenham. While manager Enzo Maresca urged patience, the team's inconsistency continues to be a talking point.
