Jordan Henderson scores stunning first Chelsea goal and assists Rogers inside three minutes
Xabi Alonso’s side blew the Cherries away in the opening exchanges, netting twice inside the first three minutes.
Summer signing Jordan Henderson scored a brilliant goal from outside the box to open his account for Chelsea during a breathtaking start against Bournemouth at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea needed just 66 seconds to break the deadlock after coming off the international break.
Cole Palmer drove forward down the right flank, carrying the ball directly toward the penalty area before cutting back on his left foot.
The playmaker spotted the arriving Henderson, who unleashed a first-time rocket from the edge of the box into the top left corner, clip-off the post on its way in.
The sublime execution echoed many of the long-range screamers Henderson produced during his trophy-laden era at Anfield.
The performance so far from the midfielder will likely silence his critics who suggested that Henderson is not on the Blues’ level.
???????? JORDAN HENDERSON OPENS THE SCORING FOR CHELSEA! WHAT A FINISH! ?
Chelsea 1-0 Bournemouth. pic.twitter.com/FAzgCr5rg8
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Before Bournemouth could gather themselves from the restart, Chelsea struck again 149 seconds into the match.
Pushing straight back into attack, Henderson turned provider by picking out Morgan Rogers with a sharp first-time pass.
The big money signing from Aston Villa waiting before finding the smallest of spaces through which he curled in a shot that flew into the top right corner.
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???????? MORGAN ROGERS DOUBLES THE LEAD FOR CHELSEA! ?
Chelsea 2-0 Bournemouth. pic.twitter.com/qJuoqijSm4
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Chelsea strike quickly with 2 goals inside 3 minutes!
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The double salvo marked the fastest 2-0 lead in Chelsea’s Premier League history.
With 30 minutes played at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea remain firmly in command with a 2-0 cushion.
However, given the Blues’ defensive concessions in recent weeks under Alonso, Bournemouth will keep pushing to find a way back into the contest before half-time.
Reported by caughtoffside.com.
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