PUMA publishes a perfect response to Marc Cucurella who threw his boots in the trash after slipping with Chelsea

PUMA offered a witty response on social media to Marc Cucurella's slip-ups for Chelsea during their win against Tottenham.

the left side He suffered two identical errors in the first 11 minutes to help give the Spurs a 2-0 lead last Sunday.

Cucurella ran towards him Chelsea bench and changed boots moments after Dejan Kulusevski scored the second.

After the game, he poked fun at his first-half mistakes when he posted a picture of his PUMA boots in the locker room bin.

The sportswear giants may have been embarrassed to see them discarded like this, but they have seen the funny side of things.

PUMA posted an image on social media with Cucurella standing next to a “Caution Wet Floor” sign, with a figure sporting the Spaniard's trademark bushy hair.

“It's not about how you slip, it's about how you recover,” the caption read, as Cucurella quickly recovers from his slips.

He vindicated himself by assisting Jadon Sancho's goal that kicked things off comeback of the blues 4-3 against their London rivals.

Further goals from Enzo Fernandez and Cole Palmer ensured they won all three points and that Cucurella's mistakes were not costly.

The victory in north London has only reinforced claims that Chelsea are in this season's Premier League title race.

They were second and four points behind leaders Liverpool, who are one of only two teams to beat them after 15 games.

Manager Enzo Maresca has consistently downplayed the possibility of Chelsea being in the title race.

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However, Saturday's Premier League results have shaped a positive outlook for any Blues fan who believes they can go all the way.

Ten-man Liverpool drew 2-2 at home to Fulham, while third-placed Arsenal drew 0-0 against Everton.

Chelsea can be two points behind Liverpool and four clear of Arsenal on Sunday if they beat Brentford at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

It would be their tenth league win of the season so far, with the Blues being one of the standout performers.