The red card makes it four in four games for Chelsea. Yet Maresca is not sounding any alarm bells. <\/p>\n
\u201cAgain, it\u2019s something that we can do better, but I\u2019m not concerned,\u201d the Italian manager said after the Blues\u2019 latest win. \u201cSome of you might say, why is he not concerned? I\u2019m not concerned, because I like to analyse.\u201d<\/p>\n
Maresca\u2019s comments echo his previous sentiments shared ahead of the October international break, where he admitted each sending off must be \u201canalysed case by case.\u201d<\/p>\n
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Enzo Maresca (center) will return to the touchline for Chelsea against Ajax. \/ Robin Jones\/Getty Images<\/p>\n
Maresca himself is part of Chelsea\u2019s unwanted red card-streak. The 45-year-old was sent off for his celebrations against Liverpool <\/a>after Est\u00eav\u00e3o\u2019s last-gasp winner<\/a> at Stamford Bridge. <\/p>\n Before that, Jo\u00e3o Pedro received a second yellow for a high boot against Benfica<\/a> and Trevoh Chalobah was sent packing for the denial of a goalscoring opportunity<\/a> against Brighton<\/a>.<\/p>\n Robert S\u00e1nchez was also dismissed just five minutes<\/a> into the Blues\u2019 clash with Manchester United<\/a> for a poor last-man challenge on Bryan Mbeumo. In their last six matches, Maresca\u2019s side only managed to avoid a red card in their 2\u20131 victory over Lincoln City in the Carabao Cup.<\/p>\n Maresca, though, sees difficulty in lumping all the bookings together. <\/p>\n