When Diogo Dalot committed a foul on Noni Madueke in the final minute of the eight-minute extra time, the away team was only a few seconds away from claiming three points.
After successfully converting the penalty kick, Cole Palmer sealed the victory by thumping the ball home in the 111th minute with a beautiful deflection off of Scott McTominay from the other side.
With goals from Conor Gallagher and Palmer, Chelsea had taken a 2-0 lead in the game; however, Alejandro Garnacho and Bruno Fernandes knotted the score just before halftime.
At the 67-minute mark, Garnacho scored a goal off an outstanding Antony cross, just prior to the tragic late-game event.
The response of Erik Ten Hag when the game was over In the aftermath of the full-time whistle, Erik ten Hag did not shake hands with Mauricio Pochettino but instead headed straight down the tunnel.
Amidst the two goals scored in stoppage time, the Dutchman expressed his dissatisfaction with the fact that eight minutes had been added to the game in the first place.
The response he provided reveals that he is dissatisfied with the way in which his team performed in the competition.
This manager is being criticized for his inability to correct the mistakes that have resulted in significant losses for his team over the current season.