You wouldn’t go as far as suggesting Chelsea had turned a corner after they edged past rivals Leeds United to reach the 2026 FA Cup final, but interim manager Calum McFarlane had seemingly got a tune out of a group of players that lost interest under Liam Rosenior. That positivity from Wembley was sapped from the Blues when a heavily-rotated Nottingham Forest team inflicted a sixth-straight Premier League defeat. It was another stark reminder of how swiftly Chelsea, who were embarking on a promising path with Enzo Maresca leading the way, have fallen. BlueCo’s project has reached a crossroads, no matter if the club adds to a trophy next week. McFarlane will doubtless have an eye on the domestic cup final when his team make the trip to Merseyside for what isn’t a particularly daunting trip to Anfield. Great Chelsea sides have triumphed away at Liverpool late in the season on their way to Premier League glory, but the current iteration is merely hoping to restore some pride.…