When Newcastle United eliminated his team from the Carabao Cup, Enzo Maresca’s defense appeared unsteady once more.

Chelsea’s terrible 2-0 loss to Newcastle United on Wednesday night marked the end of their Carabao Cup run. Due to costly mistakes made by Blues defenders Benoit Badiashile, Renato Veiga, and Axel Disasi, the damage was done in the first half.

Early on, Joelinton struck the post from close range, and in the 23rd minute, Alexander Isak gave the home team the lead when the Blues made a mistake due to their heavy push, which was caused by both Veiga and Badiashile.

After the visitors, who had benched Cole Palmer, were caught slack-jawed from a free-kick, the Magpies increased their lead three minutes later when Disasi pushed the ball into his own net.

They rightfully lost to Eddie Howe’s team, and it was evident that Enzo Maresca made 11 changes from the team that defeated Newcastle 2-1 in the Premier League over the weekend. His ‘B team’ would not impress the Italian, who lost the tactical battle because his men were unable to manage the Toon’s pressing approach. The team was eliminated in the round of 16.Jorgensen, Filip (5/10):

had a few unsteady defensive moments, but he wasn’t able to significantly contribute to Newcastle’s goals. This might have been a lost chance for the goalie, since Robert Sanchez’s position might be in jeopardy.

Disasi Axel (5/10):

occasionally displayed his physical prowess, but his positional play requires improvement and his passing could have been better. Additionally, he scored an own goal for his troubles.

Adarabioyo Tosin (5/10):

was a little more reliable in the back than Badiashile, his defensive partner, but he still lacked accuracy in his passing out.

Badiashile Benoit (3/10):

caused trouble for teammate Veiga with a poor pass that resulted in Newcastle’s first goal. He lost the ball too frequently and had erratic passing throughout. The huge center-back had a terrible game.

Cucurella Marc (7/10):

put in a lot of effort in a futile attempt, although he generated some decent opportunities. Additionally, the Spaniard performed some excellent covering work.Dewsbury-Hall, Kiernan (4/10):

He was ineffectual, frequently lost his balance, and is not expected to start for Chelsea in the near future. was removed at the beginning of the second half.

Veiga Renato (5/10):

On a tough night for the Portuguese, Newcastle’s push caused him to make mistakes, and he didn’t appear very at ease with the ball.

Fernandez Enzo (5/10):

performed a lot of sideways passing, and it might be said that the Argentine World Cup champion needs to contribute more to Chelsea’s midfield.