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Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca urged his team to stop giving away presents after they received a second red card in as many games to lose 3-1 to Brighton in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge.
They were leading through Enzo Fernandez's first-half header when Trevoh Chalobah was dismissed for a poor tackle from behind on Diego Gomez, denying a goalscoring opportunity and leaving his team-mates to improvise their way through most of the second half.
Maxim De Cuyper's header put Brighton into the lead at the start of 11 added minutes at the end of the match to stun the home side.
The substitute was left unmarked to nod the ball home after Mats Weiffer had turned Yasin Ayari's deep cross back into the box.
Fellow substitute Danny Welbeck added a third, his second, to finish Chelsea off.
Maresca's frustration was palpable post-match, highlighting recurring disciplinary issues that have hampered the team's performance.
Chelsea had started strongly, with Fernandez's goal giving them a deserved lead, but the red card shifted momentum decisively.
Brighton capitalized on their numerical advantage, pressing high and creating numerous chances.
This defeat raises questions about Chelsea's squad discipline and ability to maintain composure under pressure.
As the season unfolds, Maresca will need to address these lapses to keep Chelsea competitive in the top four race.
Fans expressed disappointment, but there's optimism that lessons learned will strengthen the team moving forward.