Chelsea's weakness was highlighted again as they completed an unwanted record for the first time since 2003.
Chelsea must find a clinical edge if they are to challenge for honors once again after their FA Cup semi-final defeat.
This is the opinion of the former Blues forward Tony Cascarinowho has given his opinion on the situation of the club. defeat 1-0 to Manchester City at Wembley on Saturday.
That defeat means that Chelsea They have failed to win titles for two consecutive seasons, the first time this has happened to the west Londoners since 2003.
Chelsea are currently languishing in ninth place in the Premier League but have a real chance of qualifying for Europe as they are three points off the top six.
But according to Cascarino, Mauricio PochettinoThe team must address its surprising problems if it is to challenge for trophies next season.
Talking about the Weekend sports breakfastCascarino said: “Chelsea had enough opportunities to win the game against Man City.
“(Nicolas) Jackson has a lot to learn. He is 22 years old and must be careful.
“Will he one day be a more complete finisher? He has to be clinical because Chelsea don't win games.
“Chelsea's success when they had (Diego) Costa leading the line and (Eden) Hazard when he was clinical.
“They had (Didier) Drogba before and (Frank) Lampard; if you analyze their successes, it is because they had clinical players in their team who made the difference.
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“This team does not have a clinical finisher. I would say that many teams have that problem.
“But Chelsea certainly have it because they have spent a huge amount of money finding guys who have done things that players have done before in winning trophies.”
Despite Jackson's struggles in his first season with Chelsea, the striker has scored 13 goals in all competitions.
With five assists as well, the Senegalese star hopes to shine next season and help the club fight for honours.
