Romelu Lukaku opened his account at Stamford Bridge with a bang, scoring the opener against Aston Villa in sublime fashion after some brilliant footwork.
He then added to his tally in stoppage time at the end of the game, to put the cherry on top of the ideal result for Chelsea.
Speaking after the game, Big Rom explained how he scored both his goals, telling chelseafc.com: "It was something the coach was saying before the game, that when we recovered the ball he wanted us to play forward very quickly and Kova, with his quality, I wasn’t doubting him.
"I made the run, he saw it and it was a brilliant pass, the rest was just instinct.
"I played with Tuanzebe back in the day, he knows I’m left-footed, so I felt like maybe he wouldn’t be expecting it.
"The contact was good (for the second goal), I hit it cleanly, and the touch was good, I got it out of my feet quickly. I think that’s just work. A lot of goals, they are good finishes and good touches, and that just comes from good training."
One thing that is evident is that Lukaku is a natural goalscorer, and having come into his prime, looks set to become one of Chelsea's best ever.
