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How Rosenior's Chelsea Tried to Break Arsenal (Chelsea vs Arsenal)

Chelsea faced Arsenal in the EFL Cup in just the second match under new head coach Liam Rosenior. It was still early, but Chelsea already showed clear ideas in how they tried to attack one of the most difficult teams to break down. Rather than focusing on the result, this video looks at why Rosenior chose certain attacking approaches, and how Chelsea tried to create space against Arsenal’s pressure and compact shape. This analysis focuses on: Why Chelsea avoided forcing play through the middle How movement was used to create space How the right side became a key outlet How timing and positioning were used to attack a compact defence And how a set-piece was designed to create an advantage This is not about the scoreline, but about understanding the ideas Rosenior is trying to build at Chelsea. 📌 Match: Chelsea vs Arsenal 📌 Competition: EFL Cup If you enjoy clear, coaching-focused football analysis, consider subscribing for more. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Introduction 00:50 Inside Arsenal’s Defensive Trap 02:22 Creating Space Against the Press 02:38 Opening Central Lanes with Movement 03:36 Freeing Estevao on the Right 05:19 Breaking the Block from Inside 06:10 Timing Runs Against a 5-4-1 Low Block 07:10 Set-Piece to Break the Block