Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher recently called out Liam Rosenior for underselling himself after Chelsea’s wild comeback against West Ham. While the young manager played it down, claiming the win was all about pure spirit, Carragher used Monday Night Football to prove otherwise. He showed exactly how Rosenior’s tactical tweaks actually won the game.

The analysis broke down how Chelsea ditched their usual 3-2-5 setup for a risky 2-2-6 formation in the second half. This move completely flattened the West Ham defence. Carragher made it clear that Rosenior, who once suited up for England’s U21S, deserves every bit of credit for making such a bold call.

“I think Liam Rosenior is underselling himself here because that wasn’t just about spirit or character; it was a total tactical shift that won Chelsea this football match.” — Jamie Carragher, Sky Sports MNF.

🚨 Jamie Carragher says Liam Rosenior was “underselling himself” when he said the comeback vs West Ham wasn’t about his tactics. Carragher shows how subs came on and Rosenior moved to a 2-2-6 from a 3-2-5 to aid bodies in attacking areas to score the goals. (@SkySportsPL MNF)

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