Chelsea ricocheted back to winning routes in the Champions League after match day two loss to Juventus in Italy before the end of last month.
The reigning champs required only nine minutes to open the score sheet through Andreas Christensen who tapped in from a short proximity.
Thomas Tuchel’s men profited from a gravely cleaned corner cleared from the guests as Thiago Silva conveyed a cross once more into the peril zone and the Danish defender was at the ideal spot to convert it into a goal.
Chelsea then multiplied their lead in the 21st moment and this time, it was Jorginho who scored from the spot after Romelu Lukaku was brought brought down in the penalty box.
In the mean time, the Belgian couldn’t proceed after the tackle against him and Kai Havertz had his spot only 23 minutes into the game.
In any case, only three minutes into the resumption, the German, who had Lukaku’s spot on the pitch expanded the Blues count while Italy midfielder Jorginho made it four from the penalty spot in the 57th moment.
The guests on the opposite side couldn’t track down the rear of the net as Tuchel’s men were focused to keep a perfect sheet all through the experience.