Graham Potter's winning run came to an end against Brentford with a frustrating 0-0 draw. The new boss continued an impressive unbeaten start to life, winning five of his seven games in charge, but the away draw left fans still wanting more.
After beating AC Milan and Aston Villa in consecutive away games, Potter was hopeful of picking up another three points against Thomas Frank's side but saw his team largely outplayed until the final 25 minutes. Changes meant that the Blues started with five academy graduates on the pitch.
Chelsea once more had Kepa Arrizabalaga to thank, the Spaniard made several fine saves, the best coming from an Ivan Toney header, to keep Brentford at bay, meanwhile Carney Chukwuemeka were lively substitutes.
