Chelsea Football Club has made the decision to part ways with Liam Rosenior after a disappointing spell in charge that lasted less than four months. The decision comes in the wake of a troubling five-match losing streak in the Premier League, a performance level not seen at the club since 1912. Rosenior's tenure, which began in January with a five-and-a-half-year contract, promised stability but quickly unraveled, culminating in a 3-0 defeat to Brighton that prompted strong criticism from both fans and Rosenior himself. Chelsea's current position of seventh in the league table raises serious concerns about their chances for Champions League qualification. In light of these challenges, Calum McFarlane has been appointed as interim manager, tasked with steadying the team during this turbulent period. Despite the league struggles, Chelsea remains in contention for silverware, having reached the FA Cup semi-finals, where they will face Leeds at Wembley. The club is now focused on appointing a new head coach and reflecting on its direction to ensure the right long-term appointment is made.