Maurizio Sarri has been angrier after Chelsea have won than he was in the wake of Saturday’s 3-1 defeat to Tottenham, according to David Luiz.
Chelsea produced their poorest performance of the season at Wembley, finding themselves trailing 2-0 after just 16 minutes thanks to goals from Dele Alli and Harry Kane.
Sarri labelled Chelsea’s performance a “disaster”, acknowledging he saw little way back after Kane’s goal despite having 74 minutes left of the game.
But David Luiz revealed Sarri had an unexpected reaction, with the Italian apparently calmer than after some of Chelsea’s wins this term.
“He has been, many times, angrier when we’ve won,” the defender told reporters. “It’s true. Nobody is happy, of course the coach is not happy.
“He always tries to do his best for us, and we try to do our best for him. Of course, he’s not happy like every single player is not happy.
“But I think it’s good for us to understand – to remind us – that the Premier League is never easy. It’s not easy to win any game.
“Like I said, we didn’t play well. We played really badly, we didn’t have the same intensity as in the other games.
“It was our first loss, but even if you win you have to analyse and improve. That’s the only way to success.
“We will analyse as soon as possible what we did badly, to improve it in the week, and to try to do better in the next game.”
