“I’ve given my life to this club, but I won’t be made a scapegoat!” Robert Sánchez reportedly EXPLODES in Chelsea dressing room after being blamed for first and second goal. He issues a brutal ultimatum: support me or I leave by Sunday
Chelsea found themselves 2-0 down against Everton, with their hopes of Champions League qualification fading fast — and goalkeeper Robert Sanchez was at the center of their troubles, cutting a forlorn figure as the season threatened to fall apart around him.
The visitors had already gone a goal behind, and while they managed to gain some foothold in the game after half-time, a sluggish midfield and poor goalkeeping continued to undermine them. A careless loss of possession gifted Everton possession, and when Beto unleashed a fierce effort, Sanchez allowed it to slip through his legs and into the net.
It wasn’t the first time the goalkeeper had looked vulnerable that evening either. In the first half, casual play inside his own penalty area nearly allowed Beto to rob him of the ball — a moment that should have served as a warning. He avoided punishment then, but couldn’t escape it a second time.
Elsewhere, the concession in the first half extended Chelsea’s run without a clean sheet to 15 games — a record that would be considered unacceptable even for a club operating on a fraction of Chelsea’s reported spending. One television pundit was particularly scathing about their first-half display, describing it as dreadful after they were repeatedly cut open by Everton.
