Jamie Carragher has slammed Chelsea's goalkeeping situation after their 5-2 Champions League defeat to Paris Saint-Germain. The former Liverpool defender criticized the Blues' inability to compete at the highest level, pointing to Filip Jorgensen's costly error that allowed PSG to turn a 2-2 draw into a decisive lead. Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior defended his tactical approach but acknowledged the mistake proved decisive.

Jorgensen's risky pass near his own penalty area was intercepted by Bradley Barcola, leading to Vitinha's delicate chip and PSG's momentum shift. The Danish goalkeeper had been chosen ahead of Robert Sanchez following recent criticism of the Spaniard. Carragher argued that Chelsea's billions in spending mean nothing without a reliable goalkeeper, claiming the Blues are "a million miles off" competing for major trophies.

Rosenior took responsibility for the error, explaining it resulted from Chelsea's build-from-the-back philosophy. He revealed Jorgensen apologized to teammates in the dressing room and defended his selection decision, citing different qualities between the two keepers. The manager must now rally his team for a crucial Premier League match against Newcastle before facing PSG again in the second leg.