Business at usual at Chelsea despite sanctions insists Thomas Tuchel

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as the European champions eased to a 3-1 win against Norwich just a few short hours after the club had been placed in suspended animation by government sanctions.

“The evening did not feel strange,” he said. “It helps sometimes to have a fixed schedule. You use it to give you structure, to feel safe, to have lunch together, to have your meetings. It helps you to be in that mood. There is another level of distraction with the sanctions, we could feel it and the disturbance around it, but we accepted it. The excitement and love of the game helps us.

and referenced UK sanctions related to the deaths of Ukrainian civilians, Tuchel replied: “I did not hear them and did not understand them. It’s the first time I heard about them and I prefer not to comment.” “[The players] were relieved because of the game,” he said. “We were in control but then the opponent got stronger. They had nothing to lose, they took more risks and we struggled to adapt. That was the relief, not the situation, the sanctions. That will not go away.”

 

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