Axel Disasi reveals Chelsea dressing room feelings after Mauricio Pochettino sack chants

Chelsea's Axel Disasi expressed the squad's disappointment after the 2-2 draw with Brentford, describing it as two points lost.

The defender's late header earned a point for the Blues, who initially led through Nicolas Jackson's first-half goal but then fell behind due to goals from Mads Roerslev and Yoanne Wissa. The performance was unconvincing, leading to some Chelsea away fans expressing their dissatisfaction with head coach Mauricio Pochettino for the first time.

«To be honest we are left frustrated. I think in the first half we deserve to score maybe one goal more,» Disasi told the club website.

«Then after half time they pushed and we have to do better because we lost two points. I think we had the quality to win the game, so the feeling is a little bit sad.

»I'm happy to score and we didn't lose because of this goal, that is good. But it would be a much better feeling if this goal was for the win. It was not the case but hopefully will be in the future."

Brentford forward Wissa scored an impressive overhead kick, which he admitted was the best goal of his career, despite having some strong contenders.

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«This is the best one,» he said. «If I have to compare it, a goal against Oldham (in September 2021). But this is better because this is the Premier League against this kind of team.»

«Especially in this time – it's not an easy time for every fan and player – it means a lot to me, especially after coming back from AFCON. In the second half we gave only one and a half chances away. The second half was much better.»

«Everyone stepped up their