LONDON (Reuters) - When Maurizio Sarri made a flying start at Chelsea, few dared to question his choice to shunt N'Golo Kante further forward and trust his former Napoli player Jorginho as the side's deep-lying midfielder.
Yet defeats over the past two weeks by Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton Wanderers heading into Saturday's home clash against a free-scoring and undefeated Manchester City side have brought out the revisionists.
