D Real Kombo has taken aim at Chelsea fans in his latest YouTube video posted on his official YouTube channel, warning them to focus on their own struggles instead of mocking Arsenal. His comments come amid growing tension between fanbases as the season reaches a critical stage.
In the video, Kombo highlighted Chelsea’s poor form and questioned why their supporters are focused on Arsenal’s title situation instead of their own team’s decline.
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Addressing the situation directly, he said:
Chelsea fans are laughing at Arsenal, saying they are about to bottle the league, but they should check their own problems. In the last seven games, they have only one win, and that was in the FA Cup. Look at the results PSG beat them heavily, Newcastle beat them, Everton beat them, Manchester City beat them, Manchester United beat them. In six games, they failed to score in five. That is a serious problem.
Now look at the table, from sixth to twelfth there are only a few points separating teams. Chelsea are in that group. One more loss and they can drop badly. Their next match is against Brighton away from home, and Brighton are also fighting in that same race.
So Chelsea fans should focus on their own situation instead of Arsenal. If they lose again, they could drop as low as twelfth position. This is not the time to laugh at another club when your own team is struggling.
His comments reflect the growing pressure on Chelsea as results continue to disappoint and consistency remains a major issue.
Softfootball believes this highlights the intensity of the race for European spots, where even a small drop in form can cause a major fall on the table.
Chelsea now face a difficult away trip to Brighton, a team also pushing in the same tight race for European qualification, making the next result even more important.
Meanwhile, despite their recent defeat to Manchester United, there have been suggestions from within football circles that Chelsea still showed signs of control in that game, even if the result did not reflect it.
In the end, Kombo’s message is clear this is a crucial moment for Chelsea, and attention must shift from rivals to fixing their own problems before it is too late.
