Pochettino’s patience pays off as young guns fire Chelsea to victory

Pochettino’s patience pays off as young guns fire Chelsea to victory
Pochettino’s patience pays off as young guns fire Chelsea to victory

Ukrainian winger Mykhailo Mudryk scored his first goal for the club, with striker Armando Broja also netting for the first time since his return from a serious knee injury.


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