Jordan Henderson, 36, scored twice and set up another goal on his home debut for Chelsea in a 5-1 win over Bournemouth.
He opened the scoring in the second minute. Later he bent in a free-kick and provided the assist for Morgan Rogers. It was Chelsea's first league win in four games and lifted them to fifth.
Bournemouth lined up in an open 4-4-2, with Rayan close to Evanilson in attack. That overly ambitious setup helped Chelsea's No10 Cole Palmer, 24, make an immediate impact. Before kick-off, Palmer gave only an embarrassed nod when he spotted his family by the tunnel. He also had a point to prove after Thomas Tuchel questioned his desire to play for England last month.
Common questions
Who scored in Chelsea's 5-1 win over Bournemouth?
- Jordan Henderson scored twice for Chelsea in the 5-1 win over Bournemouth. He opened the scoring in the second minute and later bent in a free-kick. He also provided an assist for Morgan Rogers. It was his home debut for Chelsea, and he is 36.
Where did the win leave Chelsea in the league table?
- The win lifted Chelsea to fifth in the league. It was their first league win in four games, so they had gone without a league win in the previous three. Chelsea beat Bournemouth 5-1, with Jordan Henderson scoring twice on his home debut.
Why did Cole Palmer have a point to prove against Bournemouth?
- Cole Palmer had a point to prove because Thomas Tuchel questioned his desire to play for England last month. Palmer, 24, made an immediate impact against Bournemouth, who lined up in an open 4-4-2 that helped him. Before kick-off, he gave an embarrassed nod to his family by the tunnel.