Chelsea star disregards second warning from Mauricio Pochettino with looming consequences
Mauricio Pochettino oversaw a spirited Chelsea comeback against Crystal Palace. Chelsea forward Nicolas Jackson received a needless booking during the game, which adds to his disciplinary record.
He has been previously warned twice about his disciplinary record and is now close to suspension with one more caution. Jefferson Lerma scored against Chelsea, but they made a dramatic comeback with three second-half goals, winning the match 3-1.
In stoppage time, Conor Gallagher and Enzo Fernandez scored in quick succession. Jackson, who had been substituted, ran onto the pitch to congratulate Fernandez, earning him a yellow card.
Pochettino had previously issued a public warning to Jackson after a run of bookings for dissent. He emphasized the need for yellow cards to be received in different actions.
Pochettino praised Gallagher after the game, acknowledging the need for more consistency in their approach to matches. He expressed the need to prepare well for the upcoming matches against Manchester City and the Carabao Cup final against Liverpool.
Pochettino highlighted the need for more consistency in their approach to matches and expressed satisfaction with the three points gained in the game. He acknowledged the upcoming challenges against Manchester City and the Carabao Cup final, emphasizing the need for good preparation.
