Distribution had intent, not always the accuracy

With 64 touches and 56 total passes, Jørgensen was busy in Chelsea’s build-up. He completed 40 passes, went 11 of 24 on long balls, and found teammates 32 times in his own half out of 37 attempts. In the opposition half he was 8 of 19, a reminder of the risk that comes with stretching play against a high press.

There were positives outside the box too. He swept up once successfully and won both of his duels. His 11 ball recoveries showed alert positioning, even if the shot-stopping numbers defined the night.

What the numbers say about the season so far

After three Champions League appearances this season, Jørgensen averages a 5.87 Sofascore Rating. He has conceded six goals with zero clean sheets, and his season goals prevented sits at -3.55. The sample is small, but it underlines where improvements are needed at this level.

For Chelsea, this performance puts the spotlight on defensive structure and execution in Europe. For Jørgensen, the task is clear: tighten the hands, tidy the feet, and turn those marginal moments in his favor.

Key takeaways for Chelsea’s goalkeeper unit

– Shot-stopping: 3 saves on the night, -3.21 goals prevented
– Distribution: 56 passes, 40 accurate, long balls 11 of 24
– Involvement: 64 touches, 11 ball recoveries, 2 of 2 duels won
– Sofascore Rating: 4.7 vs PSG in the Champions League Round of 16

Fans can dive deeper into this match on Sofascore with the full event page, player heat map, xG data, and live momentum charts. It is all there to track how this tie swung and where Chelsea’s keeper will look to respond next time.