Rossinier: We Lacked Confidence in the Second Half

Liam Rossinier reflected on Chelsea's 3-0 defeat to Manchester City in their Premier League matchday 32 clash. The London club remains in sixth place, now four points adrift of fifth-placed Liverpool, who currently occupy the final Champions League qualification spot for next season.

"We weren't good enough in the second half. We didn't start well. We had chances to get the ball forward, but we didn't capitalize on them. It was the same story last month. When you lose to a good team by a single goal, you need to tighten up. We have to improve in that area.

It all starts on the training ground, it all starts with me. I can't say it's all about hard work. In the second half, we lacked confidence. We need to improve because we're in a difficult situation right now, and we have an important match next week.

We had to remember we were playing against a team vying for the title. We need to win these kinds of games. That's why I came here. The first goal was difficult to prevent, the second was a mistake on the edge of the box, and the third was an error," said the Chelsea manager.