Chelsea began the Liam Rosenior era with a convincing 5-1 win over Charlton Athletic to reach the FA Cup fourth round. Despite the comfortable victory, anger among the travelling Chelsea supporters was directed firmly at the club’s owners rather than the pitch. Rosenior’s rotated side controlled possession and struck just before half-time through teenage defender Jorrel Hato. Second-half goals from Tosin Adarabioyo and Marc Guiu extended the lead after Charlton briefly pulled one back via Miles Leaburn. Late contributions from substitutes Pedro Neto and Enzo Fernández, after a penalty won by Estevão Willian, completed the rout. While Rosenior delivered a calm and assured first performance as head coach, chants against Clearlake Capital and nostalgia for Roman Abramovich underlined the continuing unrest surrounding Chelsea’s ownership and long-term project.
Chelsea Ease Past Charlton but Fan Unrest Overshadows Rosenior Debut
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