“Don’t bet against them” – Nigeria legend Oliseh lists 4 qualities key to Chelsea’s dominant win over Brighton

Former Super Eagles captain Sunday Oliseh has praised Chelsea’s remarkable form following their thrilling 4-2 victory over Brighton and Hove Albion at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, Soccernet.ng reports.

Oliseh was impressed with the display of Enzo Maresca’s men on a record-breaking day for young forward Cole Palmer. 

And the Nigerian legend was quick to highlight the key qualities that make Chelsea a dangerous opponent and predicted a strong season ahead under new manager Enzo Maresca.

How well did Chelsea play?

The Blues put on a dominant first-half display, scoring four goals, all courtesy of talisman Cole Palmer.

Brighton managed to pull two back, but Chelsea’s early blitz proved decisive.

Chelsea clearly have undergone significant changes with new manager Enzo Maresca wasting no time in imposing his style, with Chelsea’s fluid attacking play and disciplined off-the-ball structure standing out.

What did Oliseh say?

The latest win captured the attention of Oliseh, who expressed his excitement about Chelsea’s potential this season.

Oliseh took to his official X account (formerly Twitter) to share his thoughts:

“So far I am having so much fun watching this Chelsea side play this season. Full of movement, goals, well-structured off-the-ball, and better-organised networking. They could do something this year. Don’t bet against them. #Chelsea.”

 

What next?

Chelsea currently sit third in the Premier League table, with four wins, one draw, and one loss.

Their 15 league goals are the highest in the division so far, making them serious contenders to challenge Manchester City and Arsenal.

Chelsea fans will hope this early form propels the club back into title contention, having last lifted the Premier League trophy in the 2016/17 season under Antonio Conte.

Next week, Chelsea will play host to Gent in the Champions League and Nottingham Forest in the Premier League before the international break.