Leicester City 2-2 Chelsea: 3 things to talk about after Chelsea’s visit to King Power stadium
3. Is dropping Kepa Arrizabalaga really a solution?
Frank Lampard took the risk of dropping already under the fire Kepa Arrizabalaga and started Willy Caballero against Leicester City, but is it the solution to Chelsea’s leakage in goals.
Not in this game at least as Chelsea conceded two goals even after being ahead in the game. The problem lies in the defensive setup of Lampard and he has to make few amendments for the long run.
Meanwhile, Caballero had a decent performance, he even denied Jamie Vardy to score a goal. But one cannot expect consistent performances from the deputy of Kepa Arrizabalaga.
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