STATE OF PLAY: HOW SARRI CAN FIX CHELSEA
In futbol, we saw a penalty shootout mutiny for Sarri and Chelsea, a potential appetizer to City's quest for the quadruple, Jadon Sancho continue his rise as one of the best players in the world (and he's only 18), the GOAT scoring his 50th hat trick in his career and Liverpool's goalless run resumes. But what went down with Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga refusing to be substituted, blatantly shaking his head and wagging his finger in his manager's direction, with the score 0-0 and penalties only moments away, was something we'll never forget. Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri wanted backup keeper Willy Caballero (last seen ruining Lionel Messi's World Cup) to come on for Kepa, as the young Spanish keeper was not only slightly hurt, but Caballero is a penalty shootout specialist, saving 3 penalties earlier in the season in the competition. But Kepa said "no," and instead of Sarri literally dragging t...