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Caicedo also reflected on his growing responsibility within the squad, suggesting he prefers to lead through his actions.
“A lot of people say I am a leader,” he said. “I don’t talk too much in the dressing room, but I try to show it on the pitch and in training.”
Facing a deep defensive block, Chelsea were required to remain patient, something Caicedo felt they managed effectively.
“It’s difficult to play against that, but we controlled the game really well,” he added. “That was important because at every moment we felt we could score.”
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