Arsenal full-back noticed what Super Eagles star Iwobi did before Chelsea's
Chelsea cemented their fourth position in the Premier League point table with the 2-0 win against in Everton at Stamford Bridge on Monday evening.
Blues boss Thomas Tuchel has become first manager in the
Premier League history to see his side keep clean sheet to each of his first
five home games in charge the competitions according to an OPTA. Football fans
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Nigeria international Alex Iwobi retained his place in the Toffees starting lineup and was in action for fifty-six times before making way for the Tom Davies in a tactical substitution by manager Carlo Ancelotti.
Chelsea in the advantage at the half time get on score sheet
just after the 30 minutes courtesy of the Kai Havertz shot in which went in via
big deflection off Ben Godfrey before Jorginho to convert in spot
kick to seal the win for Blues from London in second half.
Ex-Arsenal and England protector Lee Dixon
explained why Iwobi was partly to blaming for the first goal to acknowledge by
Everton.
The Super Eagles playmaker was alarmed about the Callum
Hudson-Odoi coming so he left Alonso who was able to find space on the left and
the Spaniard crossed the ball to Havertz.
It is the first time Alonso was managed to get away from
Iwobi on the left Dixon asking, on BBC Radio five Live.
On this occasion Iwobi just let him go. It was Iwobi in
just defeats to concentration and Alonso takes in full advantage.
Iwobi has records twenty-nine appearances in all
competitions for the Everton so far this season in scores two goals and provide
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