UCL reaction: Chelsea lose in Turin

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Let's have a look at some of the best reaction as Chelsea lost against Juventus

Check out some of the post match reaction from the Chelsea perspective in the video below

Who said that?

Chelsea perspective

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel to BT Sport: "At this level you cannot concede an easy goal like this in the first seconds of the second half. When you know what's coming and you have defensive organisation like we have, normally it's always possible to defend it. We got punished for it."

Their official Twitter account added a few simple words: "Not our night, thanks for your support Blues."

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Juventus view

Juventus midfielder Manuel Locatelli spoke with a variety of media outlets and said: "We had a great game today, it was a good battle. We earned this victory with heart."

Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri said to Amazon: "Sailors always find the way out of a storm. Tonight was a good game against the European champions. Technically we could have played better but we suffered a bit and we missed a couple of counter-attacks."

Online chat

Do we have any Made in Chelsea fans that read this blog? I doubt it but Juventus did reference it slightly with this funny tweet.

The highlights can be seen in the video below. As expected, a number of fans took to the comments section to analyse what they had just seen.

One Chelsea fan added: "The last two performances (referencing their defeat to Manchester City) have seen some bad habits start to creep in. I hope this doesn't set a trend for the next few weeks. There's an important period of the season coming up."

Another YouTuber commented on the video saying: "Hard to believe a team like Chelsea have lost two games in a row and in those two games. Only one shot has been on target that being early in tonight’s game."

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