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Mauricio Pochettino explains what Chelsea learned from victory over Aston Villa

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Mauricio Pochettino has admitted Chelsea learned they must "compete in different way" as they bounced back from some miserable form with an emphatic 3-1 victory over Aston Villa. The pressure was well and truly on Pochettino after two games which saw Chelsea thoroughly humbled by both Liverpool and Wolves, but Chelsea responded with a sensational performance that saw them breeze past Villa and into the fifth round of the FA Cup. "The difference, I think the performance was really good. We really feel good because we realise that we need to com Pet e in different way," Pochettino reflected. "The way we com Pet ed in the Aston Villa Game was the way we need to approach the Game s. In the Game s, we need to feel we can perform in this way. I think it was a good opportunity and a good Game for now to try and be consistent in the next Game . "I think before we also had some good performances but after were not consistent enough. But maybe it can be the starti...

10 things we learned from the 2023 MotoGP Austrian Grand Prix

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Francesco Bagnaia’s total dominance of the Austrian Grand Prix was just one storyline in an eventful weekend for MotoGP. The Ducati rider now leads the championship by 62 points after registering his third sprint/grand prix double of the 2023 season. A decent challenge from KTM and Brad Binder wasn’t enough to throw Bagnaia off his perch, but it at least showed why the Austrian brand was keen to sign the South African to a contract through to the end of 2026. Elsewhere, chaos in the sprint race led to more criticism of the FIM’s stewarding in MotoGP – a topic we all hoped banished after the early-season fallouts. Off-track, the rider market kicked into another gear as the future of Johann Zarco was decided, while Marco Bezzecchi’s destination for 2024 is soon to be known. There was also a candid declaration from 2020 world champion Joan Mir that reminded us of the human toll Honda’s woes can take, while MotoGP’s tyre pressure rules took the blame for...