Chelsea defender, Antonio Rudiger, has blamed his attacking team-mates, for their 4-0 defeat at Bournemouth in midweek.
The loss represents the Blues’ heaviest league defeat in 23 years and saw them slip out of the top four.
Chelsea posed little threat to Bournemouth’s defence and have now failed to score in four out of their last eight matches.
Rudiger believes Chelsea’s wastefulness in possession higher up the pitch, allowed the Cherries to perfectly execute their counter-attacking game plan.
“Everyone needs to be ashamed of what happened in the last game.
“Everyone needs to think very deeply about that because you can win, lose or draw, but it’s the manner which is important.
“In the second half, I can’t really describe it. We went out and they scored after two minutes then things went very badly.
“Nothing came from us – N’Golo [Kante] had a half chance but that was it.
“If you look at the view of football, we made it too easy for Bournemouth by losing the ball up front – everyone knows Bournemouth are going on the counter, and they were waiting for this.
“We have played better this season and that’s what hurts, we didn’t really try to change this result, that is what is bad,” Rudiger told Sky Sports.
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