The blues provided some great performance after defeating Burnley in yesterday game by 3-0 at Stamford bridge.
Sean Dyche admits his side didn’t stand a chance in yesterday’s defeat: “I’ve got no question for the result. They were too strong with us.”
Willian’s cunning won us a penalty that Jorginho easily converted and the Burnley boss admits he has no issue with the decision: “It was a penalty. I thought he went down too easily but he hadn’t.”
The Clarets boss went on to add he expected the referee to give a foul on Tarkowski during the set-piece situation.
“My only gripe was I keep seeing people get pushed on the shoulder, their legs go and they win pens”
Goals from Jorginho, Tammy Abraham and Callum Hudson-Odoi helped the Blues cruise to a comfortable home win. Abraham scored his 15th goal in all competitions this season, giving a lot of hope to Gareth Southgate who’ll look for Harry Kane replacement.
Hudson-Odoi, meanwhile, managed his first Premier League goal at the beginning of the second half of the game.