Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho’s poor run of form continued as he put in another ineffective effort against Arsenal for Chelsea.
The Blues lost 1-0 to their London rivals and Sancho continued his streak of not scoring or assisting since January.
He has also failed to have a shot on target in 11 consecutive games in the Premier League.
❌ Arsenal
❌ Leicester
❌ Southampton
❌ Aston Villa
❌ Brighton
❌ West Ham
❌ Man City
❌ Wolves
❌ Bournemouth
❌ Crystal Palace
❌ Ipswich
Jadon Sancho has failed to have a shot on target in eleven Premier League matches this year. 🤯 pic.twitter.com/6dgNy37aCq
— Statman Dave (@StatmanDave) March 16, 2025
The 24 year old had 0 key passes and made no crossing attempts in the match.
He did attempt one ground duel and one dribble attempt and completed them both.
In his 76 minutes on the pitch he also managed just 36 touches of the ball.
The England international did complete 29 out of his 33 passes but they hardly threatened the Arsenal defence.
His form has been so poor as of late, there have even been rumours that Chelsea may try to avoid the obligation they face of making the transfer permanent in the summer.
He will next be in action when Chelsea welcome Tottenham Hotspur to Stamford Bridge on the 3rd of April after the international break.
Radek Vitek was on the winning side as FC Blau-Weiß Linz beat Hartberg 4-1 to rise to sixth in the Austrian Bundesliga.
He made two saves in the match and made one punch.
The Czech keeper also took one high claim but it was his error that led to Hartberg’s only strike of the game.
The 21 year old has been a model of consistency for the Austrians since his summer move but he should have done better for their solitary strike.
He made 16 out of his 22 passes and cleared the ball twice as he had a relatively quiet evening between the sticks.
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