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Chelsea Beat the Fire out of Burnley in a Six-Goal Thriller


Chelsea made beating Burnley so easy. Captain America, Pulisic was simply too hot for Burnley. His first strike with the left after he beat like two players. His second with the right leg beating like two players and the third strike a back head flick that beat half of the opponent team waiting to defend the corner. Williams got the fourth Goal and Burnley wouldn't die easy as they flickered two beautiful goals past a rooted Kepa. 2-4.

Captain America seemed more hazardous than Hazard. Pulisic direct runs seem more threatening because he has eyes for goals and a forceful strike to beat the keeper.

Mount always silent when tucked in the mid field but he delivered decently. Tomori and Zouma have been named the Gilbratar and the rock because of their solidity in recent games. Jorginho has manifested a beautiful lively side and Kovacic the maestro dictating tunes that confused the opponent.

Lampard thrives despite the ban. Youths shouldering the team. Imagine Chelsea wasn't banned: money would have been spent and these guys might be withering on the bench.

#LampardOntheProwl opponents should be wary.

--toonday

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