Chelsea fans make the same point about Lewis Hall and Tino Livramento's performances as Newcastle beat Wolves

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Chelsea fans were left discussing the performances of both Lewis Hall and Tino Livramento in Newcastle’s 3-0 win over Wolves.

Hall and Livramento were both excellent in the Mapgies’ 3-0 win against Wolves and showed the Blues exactly what they are missing.

The West London club sold Hall to Newcastle for around £28 million whilst Livramento was initially sold to Southampton in a deal worth a reported £5 million plus an extra £15 million through a sell-on clause.

Despite bringing in around £48 million of pure profit, Chelsea will be looking at the quality and current value of the duo and left rueing their decision to sell the pair.

Chelsea fans fume at the club selling Lewis Hall and Tino Livramento

Chelsea fans are fuming at the club’s decision to sell both Lewis Hall and Tino Livramento as the duo were once again excellent for Newcastle United.

Hall in particular has proven himself to be one of the best full-backs in the Premier League this season with an ability to defend and attack equally well.

Following the Tyneside club’s win over Wolves, Chelsea fans took to X to react to their former academy duo’s performances.

One supporter said: “The sale of Lewis Hall was so, so unnecessary man.”

“Other clubs normally do this sort of stuff to justify terrible signings but Newcastle actually robbed us with these two, especially Hall,” added another.

Another supporter added: “Other clubs doing this with our ex-players is fine because they're usually shocking but THIS one actually hurts. Lewis Hall especially.”

“How can a club have these two players and decide nah we need Gusto and Cucurella,” claimed another fan.

Lewis Hall and Tino Livramento’s stats vs Wolves

Livramento enjoyed a very solid evening against Wolves as defensively he was superb winning five duels, making four interceptions and four tackles.

Hall was a big threat going forward as he managed 71 touches from left-back and completed 93 per cent of his 54 passes.