FIVES THINGS MORINHO NEED TO DO TO GET BACK ON TRACK

Are the wheels falling off at Chelsea? Jose Mourinho's side haven't won a football match since their post-season tour clash against Sydney FC on June 2.

And, to add to the complications, axed team doctor Eva Carneiro is due back at the club's Cobham HQ on Monday after her tumultuous week.

Their winless pre-season raised a few eyebrows. Their toothless Community Shield defeat to Arsenal raised the alarm bells.

Cesc Fabregas, Diego Costa, Radamel Falcao and Nemanja Matic (L-R) look dejected against Manchester City

Jose Mourinho's side have not won either of their opening two Premier League fixtures and have just one point

Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany heads home his side's second goal against Chelsea on Sunday

The opening day home draw against Swansea underlined the club's issues. Now, after Sunday's pummelling at Manchester City, the champions are on the brink of a crisis.

The good news for Mourinho is that there's still 36 league games to go. But are the mounting problems at Stamford Bridge that easily fixed?

Here, Sportsmail looks at five of the issues Mourinho needs to put straight.

Patching up internal conflicts

You don't have to be Sherlock Holmes to work out Chelsea Football Club isn't a happy ship at the moment. 

Mourinho hasn't been his usual charming self this summer, it's certainly not gone unnoticed by the players. Something is troubling him, and he's making sure those around him know about it. 

All that has made for what some have described as an 'edgy' atmosphere at the club's Cobham HQ. 

Mourinho gesticulates in anger towards his medical team during Chelsea's 2-2 draw with Swansea

Eva Carneiro received the brunt of Mourinho's criticism after rushing on to treat Eden Hazard's injury

Carneiro and Mourinho exchange words on the touchline during Chelsea's opening day draw on Saturday