The name you can hear practically everyone walking out of Stamford Bridge mention is Michy Batshuayi NOT Alvaro Morata.
The young striker wrote his name in the history books on Saturday as he gave the Blues flashes of what could be described as "Drogba-In-Action" moments.
On the brink of their third straight Premier League defeat and about to be pitched into yet another crisis, Antonio Conte’s Chelsea came roaring back.
With less than 20 minutes remaining they were 2-1 down and struggling but Conte switched to 4-4-2 and his three substitutes played a major role in rescuing the match.
That goal was created by the Willian and Davide Zappacosta, both newly introduced to the action, while the equaliser was scored by Michy Batshuayi, the first substitute, who also added a fourth.
It was thrilling game, with Watford excellent for long periods although ultimately left to regret the chances they did not take. The Blues got all 3 points as it ended 4-2.
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