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Chelsea
started the second half terribly, but a slew of changes from Conte, and
a formation change or seven did the trick. Chelsea’s second goal may
have come via a penalty kick, but the Blues were the better team in the
second half by a decent margin. Oscar put the gloss on with a nice
finish for a late third.
Next up will be Werder Bremen on Sunday in Germany, and then the real football shall start.
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