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Published 17:20 16 Aug 2015 BST
Updated 18:31 16 Aug 2015 BST

In the second quarter, Antony Costa cooled it, despite getting in a tangle with Mangler. Chelsea Franchise Club tried real hard. Last year's EPL MVP Micky Hazard had a chance to knot things up, but couldn't find Hart's ballbag.
Juan Mourinho decided to mix things up and sent Radical Falcao on from the sub shack. But just as he got on the soccer field, the Light Blue uniforms found the SGI again. From the apex restart kick, Company's head kick wiped out any hope of an equalization strike for the visitors.
Minutes after the guy in the number two jersey had doubled the home franchise's lead, they doubled it again as Rio Fernandinho - the guy that could have got a major felony card in the first quarter - kicked home from the DBZ perimeter line.
It's been a lame-ass start to the season for the Roman Ibrahimovic-owned-franchise who, after one tie and one defeat, are yet to win a soccer game all season. If they don't win any more games from now until the end of the soccer season, they will finish the season with no wins at all.

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