Chelsea 2-1 Tottenham: Three things that we learnt

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Moses stars once more

Victory over Tottenham was Chelsea’s seventh consecutive win in the Premier League and the up-turn in form at Stamford Bridge has coincided with the re-emergence and revival of Victor Moses.

Moses had seem destined to leave the club after making just twenty three appearances for The Blues prior to the start of this season and having been loaned out to Liverpool, Stoke City and West Ham in previous campaigns.

However, Conte’s tactical reshuffling which has seen the Italian introduced a 3-4-3 formation has allowed the 23-tear-old Nigerian international with the opportunity to flourish in a new wing-back role.

Moses is proving to be effective in defensive scenarios whilst his pace and attacking qualities have added a new dimension to Chelsea’s attack. The winning goal that he converted against Tottenham was a just reward for another impressive performance.