Chelsea FC scored two late goals to go top of the English Premier League and bounce back from two consecutive defeats. They beat ten men Southampton 3-1 to move top of the Premier League.
Timo Werner and Ben Chilwell scored the late goals after Saints had been reduced to 10 men following the dismissal of captain James Ward-Prowse for a poor challenge on Jorginho.
Academy product Trevoh Chalobah scored his second goal for Chelsea as he opened the scoring in the first ten minutes for the home side.
A dominant Chelsea had the ball in the net on two further occasions in the first half, however Romelu Lukaku was flagged offside and Werner’s header was ruled out as VAR checked, it discovered that they was a foul by Cesar Azpilicueta on Kyle Walker-Peters in the build-up.
The hosts were punished for not extending their advantage when former Chelsea player Tino Livramento was brought down by Ben Chilwell in the box and Ward-Prowse fired in the resulting penalty.
However, the visitors could not hold out for a point following the loss of their skipper, whose yellow card was later upgraded to a straight red after referee Martin Atkinson viewed the pitchside monitor.