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Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink sends stark warning to Chelsea ahead of Tottenham clash

Olatunjilewy by Olatunjilewy
September 28, 2020
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Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink sends stark warning to Chelsea ahead of Tottenham clash
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Mason Mount and Tammy Abraham celebrate after Chelsea rescue a point at West Brom

Tammy Abraham’s late strike secured a point for Chelsea at West Brom (Picture: Getty)

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has praised the character Chelsea showed to rescue a point against West Brom at the weekend but insists Frank Lampard’s side are ‘going nowhere’ if they continue to give away chances.

Chelsea endured a nightmare opening half an hour as Callum Robinson’s double and Kyle Bartley’s 27th-minute effort gave the Baggies a three-goal advantage at the Hawthorns.

Mason Mount’s stunning long-range strike gave the Blues a glimmer of hope just after half-time and Callum Hudson-Odoi’s goal ensured the comeback was well and truly on with 20 minutes remaining of the Premier League clash.

N'Golo Kante and Frank Lampard shake hands after Chelsea's draw at West Brom

Lampard’s side take on Spurs in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night (Picture: Getty)

The visitors looked to have come up short as the clock wound down but Tammy Abraham pounced on a loose ball and beat Sam Johnstone to level up the scoreline at the death.

Discussing the thrilling encounter on Matchday Live, ex-Chelsea striker Hasselbaink said: ‘It’s a big step but you don’t want to become a team that just reacts after the event.

‘You want to become a team that does it straight away.

‘They needed to react in this manner, they did, it was always about that first goal – can you get it as quickly as possible and then you will make them nervous. They did get it.

‘And, yes, there were better in the second half, the intensity was higher but it’s still a working progress.

‘Giving chances away needs to stop otherwise you’re going nowhere.’

Hasselbaink looks on during Northampton Town's clash with Blackburn Rovers

Hasselbaink believes Chelsea are ‘going nowhere’ if they continue to give away chances (Picture: Getty)

Hasselbaink added: ‘From a West Brom perspective, you don’t think you’re going to get any points from this match.

‘So to get one point is still good for them.’

Chelsea will be looking for an improved performance when they take on Jose Mourinho’s Tottenham in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup on Tuesday evening.

Lampard’s men then take on Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge next weekend where they will be looking to pick up their second win of the Premier League campaign.

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