Reece James and Raheem Sterling were both labelled 'sensational' for their performances and link-up during Chelsea's second Premier League victory at home to Leicester City.
It looked like for the opening 25 minutes of the contest that it would be business as usual for Thomas Tuchel's side, who dominated the early proceedings. A reaction that was wanted and promised after the Leeds defeat last weekend. However, the Elland Road hangover affected Conor Gallagher, and his actions could have jeopardised his side's chances of picking up points from this contest.
Two needless yellow cards handed Brendan Rodgers' side the initiative to go on and collect a shock result at Stamford Bridge. Something that would have been received well by a Foxes fanbase who have been starved of any transfer business this summer. If it weren't for the performance of the two aforementioned England internationals, they would have done so, but James' and Sterling's performances weren't only reflected in Tuchel's post-match comments and football.london player ratings, but also Jermaine Jenas' analysis on BBC Match of the Day.
