Destruction of Southampton 6 goals did not remove: Chelsea confident before the rematch with Real

Before the game, few people thought Chelsea could win such a big victory over Southampton. Coach Tuchel's army showed an impressive performance that made many people admire. The 6-0 victory in the last match gave the reigning European champions more confidence before the second leg against Real Madrid in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals.

Destruction of Southampton 6 goals did not remove

According to the information that Olesport TV Live Football can update, after 2 consecutive defeats against Brentford and Real Madrid in 2 arenas, Chelsea showed signs of serious 'depression'. In the 31st round of the Premier League, they will have a long trip, as a guest at Southampton. In this match, the Blues also did not have the service of Lukaku. Tuchel also surprised when he let Loftus Cheek play at right back.

Immediately after the referee's opening whistle, the guests rushed to attack like a storm. Timo Werner soon has 2 good chances. Unfortunately, the first time he hit the ball on the post, the second time he hit the crossbar and flew out. Constantly pressing the opponent, the away team finally got what they needed, the opening goal. In the 8th minute, Mount had a nice assist for Alonso to open the scoring for Chelsea.

Destruction of Southampton 6 goals did not remove: Chelsea confident before the rematch with Real.

Not long after that, Chelsea continued to score a second goal. Mount opened the ball perfectly and it was he who scored with a beautiful shot from outside the box. The ball went tight, dangerous and out of control of goalkeeper Forster on the Southampton side.

And leading 2-0, Southampton seemed to have broken the game. In the 22nd minute, Werner scored from a mistake in the home defense. Not stopping there, the score was increased to 4-0 for Chelsea in the 31st minute. Salisu lost the ball in the penalty area, although Werner hit the post, Havertz was there in time to correct the mistake for his team-mate. .

Towards the end of the first half, the Blues also owned a few more notable opportunities but could not take advantage. If the away strikers had finished more accurately, Southampton would have conceded more goals than just 0-4. And the first half ended with a score of 4-0 in favor of coach Tuchel's army.

According to a review from Olesport TV, in the second half, Chelsea was still the team controlling the match. The score was raised to 5-0 from the situation where Kante iced up to finish the technique, goalkeeper Foster pushed the ball out and accidentally sent the ball to Werner's position. The German striker was quite comfortable finishing to increase the gap to 5 goals. Then, Mount raised the score to 6-0 for Chelsea. And that was also the final score of the match.

Before the game, few people thought Chelsea could win such a big victory over Southampton. 

Final score: Southampton 0-6 Chelsea (H1: 0-4)

Scoring: Alonso 8', Mount 16' 54' , Werner 22' 49', Havertz 31'

Starting lineup

Southampton: Forster, Bednarek, Livramento, Salisu, Romeu, Waker-Peters, Ward Prowse, Elyounoussi, Stuart Armstrong, Adams, Armstrong.

Chelsea: Mendy, Thiago Silva, Christensen, Rudiger, Kante, Alonso, Loftus Cheek, Mount, Kovacic, Havertz, Werner.