Geoff Shreeves

Four goals in the last four Premier League games.

The first goal was the most important touch, the first touch.

What changed, do you think, in the second half?

Because Crystal Palace came back at you, was there a determination from Chelsea?

That's you second now above Liverpool on goal difference.

The manager refuses to talk about the title or the title race, but you, the players, do you see yourselves right in this race?

And for you personally, how happy are you right now?

Because there was a period with no goals, but the goals have started to come once again.

It's also time for me to give you the Man of the Match award.

Congratulations, well done.

Roy, he gave a good go, a good fight back, but ultimately, did they have too much quality?

If the second goal was the crucial one, two phases to it, what did you make, A, of the free kick, and B, the manner in which the goal was scored and how Morata found himself free?

Were they perhaps a little bit more streetwise in the box?

These are tough times, just one win in ten at the moment, but the performance you saw from your team in the second half, the effort, the application, it doesn't look like a side like that.

Thank you, Roy.

Bye-bye, Geoff.

Mauricio, you said you would only introduce Hazard if you needed him.

Did you, and was that the difference?

It certainly worked as a substitution.

Tell me as well, as his coach, how pleased are you right now with Alvaro Morata's form and his goal scoring?