No. Chelsea didn't even look like they wanted to play until near the end of the first half. Their defense had 5 men jogging
back on the first goal by Rafhina and their defense was jogging again
when Mueller scored his second. Chelsea were sloppy sloppy sloppy that first half. Near the end of the half they decided to start pressuring Bayern a little and found dividends. Once again Carlo shifted the positions around perhaps for the better, but if he keeps shifting guys back and forth they won't get a rhythm of playing to each strength. Martinez was more comfortable today playing where he naturally plays. Lewandowski has been flat. At least the players were sprinting more today. But when the second lineup was inserted in the beginning of the second half, they went back to discordant football. We'll see how they play when the CL officially starts, but I'm not convinced yet.