Chelsea head coach Graham Potter is facing two crucial matches in his career at Stamford Bridge, The Telegraph reports.
Graham Potter, Getty ImagesThe defeat by Tottenham (0:2) in the 25th round of the Premier League extended the Blues' winless streak to six matches. The Londoners have only two wins in their last 15 matches in all tournaments. The club's owners and experienced players are concerned about the course of events and doubt whether Potter will be able to change the situation. The newcomers are shocked by the pressure they have to play under. While those who get little playing time are irritated by the coach's decisions.
Chelsea's owners Todd Boely and Behdad Egbali will be present at the team's next two home games against Leeds and Borussia Dortmund. Failure in either of these matches will create an unfavorable situation for Potter.
