Chelsea's best and worst players against Bournemouth
Frank Lampard finally earned the first victory of his tenure as Chelsea's caretaker manager with an unconvincing 3-1 win away to Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon. Chelsea had led for less than half an hour across Lampard's opening six matches back at the helm of the Blues. Across a largely even contest at the Vitality Stadium, Chelsea stole a rare three points after being in front for just 20 combined minutes. Conor Gallagher gave the visitors a ninth-minute lead with a well-placed header but Matias Vina waltzed down the left flank - not for the first or last time that afternoon - to equalise in the first half. Bournemouth were oddly listless after the interval yet still conspired to carve out a strong appeal for a penalty. The video assistant referee rewatched Thiago Silva tap Dominic Solanke's toes in the box without touching the ball but didn't advise John Brooks to have another look. Chelsea capitalised upon their good fortune in the final ten minutes through a fa...