Here is a look at why it's all going so badly for Chelsea:
It's hard to know what would have cut deeper for the men in charge of Chelsea — the ineptitude on the field or the chants in the crowd.
In among the sarcastic cries of “SHOOOOOT!” whenever a Chelsea player got into City's half toward the end of the 4-0 loss Sunday were chants from sections of the 7,000-strong away contingent about former manager Thomas Tuchel and the club's previous owner, Roman Abramovich. Less than two years ago, Chelsea was winning the Champions League under Tuchel — beating City in the final, no less — and into the 18th season of the trophy-filled reign of Abramovich, the Russian oligarch who turned the southwest London club into one of Europe's finest.
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