Tuchel: Kane's blown goal was a valid one, and the year in charge of the Blues was great

Livestream Bar Jan. 24 In a post-match interview with Sky Sports in his victory over Tottenham, Chelsea boss Tuchel spoke about Kane's goal being blown away, saying he thought it was a valid goal, and when talking about how it felt to be in charge of the Blues, he said it had been a great year and had a lot of support.

Tuchel said: "We put a lot of effort into it, it was a tough game. The hard work of the players was outstanding and it was a victory we deserved. In the game against each other, it was difficult for us to create chances, but we always stood by our beliefs. Moving on, we don't have to make changes, there are some details of when or not to go in the game and encourage the players to keep going. ”

Speaking about Kane's goal that was ruled invalid, Tuchel said: "I didn't see it, I thought it was a goal, [surprised] by the penalty. ”

Regarding Ziyeh's goal, Tuchel said: "I was right behind him and I felt like the ball was a little too high, but it started to go down at the right time. It was a wonderful goal and his technique was superb. The game is the game and we have a responsibility to prove ourselves every three days and now we have time to rest and it's important to go into this break with the performance we want to get. We need this, but we also need to do things better. The players are tired because it's a long journey for us. ”

Speaking about his first year in charge of the Blues, Tuchel said: "It's been a great year, I feel good because it feels like the first day of coaching, nothing has changed, that's where I want to be. I feel tremendously supported and hopefully will continue to do so for many years to come. ”

(Zhen Shiming)