Take a bow, Moisés Caicedo. Another sensational display in the engine room.

Highlights from today’s game: https://t.me/+n-3D4EY1gs4zY2Rk

Enzo, Caicedo, and Cucurella have been immense for us this season

Hopefully the grow to be the much needed leaders required at Chelsea

Brilliant players

Moises Caicedo for Chelsea vs. Leicester:

◉ Most duels won (11)
◉ Most possessions won (8)
◉ Most tackles (4)
◉ Most fouls won (4)

Doing a Kante impression against the Foxes. 😀

Caicedo survived that yellow card. He's available for Arsenal.

Only Liverpool and Tottenham have scored more goals than Chelsea in the Premier League this season.

On one hand, it’s so frustrating that after 5 transfers windows into the “4 window plan” and over a billion spent the squad is still really weak in certain areas.

On the other hand, it’s exciting knowing we have a long line of young players coming back in the summer that strengthen those areas.

A ST, LW and CB alongside Santos, Ugochukwu, Petrovic, Estêvão, Paéz does wonders for this team.

Not to mention the academy guys who can be further integrated like Acheampong, George and Ishe Samuels-Smith.

FireSide

#BottomLine

It's not a coincidence that our recent poor form coincided with Lavia Injury. Lavia has anti-press attributes that invite the opponents into a press but sustain the pressure and carry the ball safely, and in the process dismantle opponents defensive shapes leaving holes behind for our attacking players to utilize.

The difference between us and Liverpool as well as PSG is this.

For us to compete with top teams and be a top team ourselves, we must find this solution in central midfield areas and find it fast. The key is coach instruction and players confidence to execute this.

Reece, Caicedo and the new Kid Amougou have the skill sets for this. Jackson upfront also helps with this. Enzo must build his confidence, strength and ball shielding skills, Palmer must build both his upper and lower body strength

You can't simply expect to pass and pass the ball and force teams into a dizzy submission. In a world with plenty of tactical brilliant coaches and knowledgeable players, this is a pipe dream.

Jody Morris: “I thought Petrovic was the best goalkeeper last year, and then all of a sudden he was the one who had to go to Strasbourg.

Whether his form and the way he’s performed over there mean we need to re-evaluate that, I’m not sure. It wouldn’t surprise me if Petrovic came back because he’s the one in form, but is that the answer from how they’re thinking upstairs? I’m not so sure.”

~ @talkSPORT

How many Chelsea players today could survive these kind of tackles?😂