Cesc Fabregas has blamed Chelsea’s relatively poor Premier League season on their inability to make the most of goalscoring chances.
Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas has criticised his attacking team-mates for missing too many chances this season.
A five-game winning run has put Antonio Conte’s side firmly back in the hunt for a top-four finish in the Premier League ahead of Wednesday’s clash with Huddersfield Town.
Goalscoring has often been a problem for Chelsea in 2017-18, though.
The Blues have only scored more than twice in a match on one occasion since February, and they managed four 0-0 draws in a run of seven games in all competitions in December and January.
Fabregas believes a lack of ruthlessness on the part of the forwards has cost Chelsea too many points.
“We are taking more chances because we are winning, and that’s the most important [thing],” he told Sky Sports. “I think defensively as well, we have been keeping clean-sheets.
“But the biggest regret this season, it’s been up front, not taking our chances. We have had many, many chances to score in games, to win games that we didn’t win.
“We could have won more if we had been more clinical and that’s been our weakest point this season.”
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