My aim before the match was to beat Chelsea at their home but he was just playing rubbish and make us to almost lose the match”- Arsenal star Declan Rice brutally slams his Arsenal teammate who was awful against Chelsea this evening despite the comeback

Arsenal’s Declan Rice Expresses Strong Disapproval of Teammate’s Poor Performance in Near Loss to Chelsea”.

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice was openly critical of his teammates’ performance during a 2-2 Premier League draw against Chelsea, expressing his unhappiness with their first-half display. The Gunners managed to claw back from a two-goal hole, snatching a draw at Stamford Bridge, but Rice believed that their overall performance left much to be desired.

Despite Arsenal’s perfect start to the Premier League season, their game with Chelsea was a near call. The Blues were in the lead with only 13 minutes remaining, and it appeared that they would score their fourth consecutive victory. Cole Palmer opened the scoring for Chelsea with a penalty, followed by Mykhaylo Mudryk’s fairly fortuitous goal. Arsenal’s offense appeared lifeless, and their equalizer came owing to a goalie error when Robert Sanchez’s bad ball found Rice, who seized on the opportunity, scoring from 20 yards.

Rice appreciated the courage showed by the Gunners in their comeback but was outspoken about the team’s weak performance in the first half. He labeled it as the worst showing since he joined the club, highlighting difficulties with sloppiness and deviations from their tactical structure. Nevertheless, he also acknowledged Chelsea, noting that they were a dangerous opponent with excellent players.

The midfielder stressed the necessity of inner belief and determination, particularly when down 2-0 with barely 15 minutes left. He stressed his role in inspiring the team and ensuring that everyone believed in their capacity to salvage something from the contest. In the end, the draw was considered as a positive outcome given the circumstances.

Rice’s goal, his second since transferring from West Ham, occurred too quickly for him to overthink it. He described the fast instinct that drove his decision to curl the ball into the net. Despite his personal triumph, he was more focused on the team’s overall performance and their pursuit of an additional goal to secure the win.