Chelsea will be an area against Arsenal, Marisca says

Chelsea manager Enzo Marisca says his team will be able to play differently and hit Arsenal at the end of the first half.

The Marisca team stumbled at the end of the first half of its victory in the Conference League Copenhagen on Thursday nightBecause they failed to get one effort on the goal despite controlling the ball.

Some supporters of frustration have also been frustrated by the team’s Premier League approach against Leicester recently, but Marcica believes that they will be able to be more dynamic against Arsenal in second place.

“The intention will be (to control the ball),” he said. And if we are able or not depend on the opponent.

“They only told me that Pedro Nito (against Copenhagen) did the enemy in 90 minutes. The reason we were sitting on the edge of our box.

So, if we plan the game (against Arsenal) sitting and wait, limit the attackers and wing we have 20 races for 60, 70 minutes.

“When you play most of your game on the other side, there is no space to do this type of enemy.

“Our plan is to control the game, but Arsenal is a team that will press high and try to be aggressive, and perhaps we will have more space to attack it.”

Maricca confirmed that Robert Sanchez is scheduled to start the goal of the rest of the Premier League season, although Philip Georgessen played against Copenhagen.

“I think Robert needs at least some days or rest,” Marisca said. “We have returned and hope not to change until the end of the season.”