Marco Rose disappointed Bournemouth couldn’t act on ‘information’ they had on Chelsea
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33-second readIt would be fair to say that Bournemouth manager Marco Rose is far from happy with his team’s display against Chelsea on Saturday. The Cherries travelled to Stamford Bridge and were thrashed 5-1 by the home side.
They got off to the worst possible start when Jordan Henderson opened the scoring in just the second minute. Henderson managed to make a bit of history on the day, becoming the oldest player in Chelsea’s history to be involved in three goals in a single Premier League match.
The midfielder scored twice and also provided an assist. Marco Rose slams Bournemouth for becoming the latest victims to succumb to Chelsea’s early pressure This was not the first time that Chelsea scored an early goal.
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It would be fair to say that Bournemouth manager Marco Rose is far from happy with his team’s display against Chelsea on Saturday. The Cherries ...
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