Frank Lampard has taken the liberties to introduce Tomori for Rudiger and drop Kepa once again.
Chelsea were off to an impressively poor start against Bournemouth as Tomori seemed to be losing it.
The Blues have put their stuff together after and took a lead thanks to Marcos Alonso's goal.
Things began to click for Frank Lampard's side - Tomori's performance has also undergone a marked improvement by the end of the first half.
It all went up in a puff of smoke in the second half as Olivier Giroud blew an excellent opportunity to take us ahead.
The Cherries struck twice, leaving the Blues utterly confused and lost. Set-piece defending continues to be Chelsea's plague.
The boss went all out, introducing Bats, Willian and Barkley into the game - none of them managed to deliver.
Moreover, Chelsea kept being wasteful with their own corner kicks - 14 dead ball situations without any impact.
Jorginho's yellow card which came literally out of nowhere looks like nothing now that the game is over.

Andriy Yakymiv

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