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'He should've scored six' - Chelsea star Nicolas Jackson criticised by Mauricio Pochettino despite bagging hat trick in eventful Tottenham win as Blues boss provides Christopher Nkunku injury update

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The London derby was the <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/tottenham-chelsea-winners-losers-ange-postecoglou/blt2510f14292535208" target="_blank">most chaotic Premier League game of the season so far</a>, with Spurs ending the contest with nine men and VAR creating plenty of controversy. Chelsea eventually triumphed 4-1, with Jackson grabbing a <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/chelsea-player-ratings-vs-tottenham-nicolas-jackson/blt518b3873d7a89e4f" target="_blank">second-half hat trick at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium</a>.

WHAT HAPPENED? 

Despite scoring three times, Jackson was criticised for his poor finishing in the clash, and these sentiments were echoed by his manager on Friday. Pochettino said: "It's easy to say: okay, scored three goals. It's a process. He's still young, needs to improve. Okay scored three goals, but should have scored six. The most important is to keep calm and relaxed and he is going to improve with time. Nights like Monday help him not to be too much nervous and approach a game in a different way."

WHAT THEY SAID

Due to Christopher Nkunku and Armando Broja being ruled out with injury, Jackson has likely played more minutes than he was expecting during his early Chelsea career. The frontman now boasts five Premier League goals from 10 games, but with Nkunku set to return to full fitness after the international break, he could see his playing time limited. Pochettino provided an update on the Frenchman's availability ahead of his side's Premier League clash with Man City. "We had some conversation and he said to me I want to be ready for after the international break, Newcastle. I asked him yesterday and he said 'hmmm', and I said you are liar. It is close and he is really well. We are happy with him."

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Jackson will be in action for Senegal when club football pauses after this weekend, as the Lions of Teranga take on South Sudan and Togo in World Cup qualifying. Before that, Chelsea face a tough test when they entertain Manchester City in the Premier League on Sunday.

WHAT NEXT? 

'He should've scored six' - Chelsea star Nicolas Jackson criticised by Mauricio Pochettino despite bagging hat trick in eventful Tottenham win as Blues boss provides Christopher Nkunku injury update | Goal.com United Arab Emirates

Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino has criticised Blues striker Nicolas Jackson, despite him scoring a hat trick against Tottenham on Monday.

&apos;He should&apos;ve scored six&apos; - Chelsea star Nicolas Jackson criticised by Mauricio Pochettino despite bagging hat trick in eventful Tottenham win as Blues boss provides Christopher Nkunku injury update