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Liam Rosenior’s First Chelsea Game: New System, New Clues | Tactical Breakdown

Liam Rosenior’s Chelsea era is officially underway, but what did his first match actually tell us? Chelsea cruised to a 5–1 FA Cup win over Charlton Athletic, with Rosenior making eight changes from the Fulham defeat and introducing clear tactical ideas from the very first whistle. In this video, we break down: Chelsea’s new back-three buildup Jorrel Hato’s inverted role and opening goal Increased emphasis on wing play and width Tosin’s importance in progression Why Chelsea abandoned central combinations early The possession dominance and underlying numbers What Rosenior said post-match — and what it really means Chelsea finished the game with: 74% possession 30 shots 16 shots on target 3.59 xG 92% pass accuracy It was a strong first step, but tougher tests await with Arsenal in the Carabao Cup semi-final and Brentford in the Premier League. Is this the blueprint for Rosenior’s Chelsea… or just the opening chapter? 🔵 Like, subscribe, and join the discussion below.