Liam Rosenior era ends in chaos as Chelsea sack boss after winless run and Brighton humiliation

L iam Rosenior's tenure as Chelsea head coach has come to an abrupt end after the club confirmed his dismissal in the wake of a damaging 3-0 defeat to Brighton. The result extended Chelsea's losing streak to five consecutive Premier League matches without scoring, a run that ultimately proved decisive for the club's hierarchy.

Rosenior, who was appointed on January 6 following the sudden exit of Enzo Maresca on New Year's Day, leaves after less than four months in charge and just 23 matches at the helm.

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