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Antonio Rudiger was associated with a warmed beat down with Kepa Arrizabalaga during Chelsea's instructional meeting on Sunday, as indicated by reports Antonio Rudiger was associated with a warmed beat down with Kepa Arrizabalaga during Chelsea's instructional meeting on Sunday, as indicated by reports. The two players were left on the seat in Chelsea's 5-2 loss at home to West Brom on Saturday however partook in Sunday's instructional meeting at Cobham. As indicated by The Message, Kepa protested Rudiger's late test during a little sided game, and the occurrence bringing about a 'pushing match' and a 'warmed contention' between the two players. The report guarantees that Chelsea administrator Thomas Tuchel 'responded quickly' to the contention and chose to send Rudiger back to the changing rooms right on time as the Germany global was not quiet enough to finish the meeting. It's guaranteed that after the beat down, Rudiger apologized to Kepa unprompted and Tuchel is presently 'glad' that the matter has been settled. The Message additionally reports that there was a second column between two Chelsea players after the loss to West Brom as Cesar Azpilicueta and Reece James were associated with a 'candid trade of perspectives' in the changing area at Stamford Scaffold. Both Chelsea players are said to have later talked after the episode and there was no evil inclination between the pair during Sunday's instructional meeting. Kepa Arrizabalaga protested Antonio Rudiger's solid test in preparing (Getty) Recently, reports asserted that Rudiger had conflicted on different events with Azpilicueta during Chelsea's instructional courses. Rudiger had scarcely highlighted during Honest Lampard's last couple of months as Chelsea administrator yet since Thomas Tuchel's landing in the finish of January, the Germany global has recaptured his place and become a vital piece of the protection. Tuchel, in the mean time, considered his to be down unbeaten run as Chelsea manager finished with the unexpected loss to West Brom. After the misfortune to Sam Allardyce's side, Tuchel called for quiet and encouraged his players to manage the outcome as a system. 'We can't lose our heads now and remove the trust we have in these players,' said Tuchel. 'It was the second after the game truth be told, be quiet and to advise everyone to relax.