Chelsea puts three past AC Milan at Stamford Bridge as they secure their first Champions League victory of the season and, in the process, move up to second place in Group E.

Wesley Fofana tucked the ball in from close range for his first goal for the Blues with 24 minutes on the clock.

Chelsea dominated the second half and extended their advantage in the 56th minute when Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang turned in Reece James’ low cross from the right byline from inside the six-yard box.

This was a much-needed victory for Chelsea, who moved above Milan and Dinamo Zagreb. The Blues waited around 20 minutes to get into the game, but once there, they were considered superior and quickly controlled proceedings.

Chelsea’s right wing-back delivered an outstanding performance. His quickness and directness in the wide areas caused Milan left-back Fode Ballo-Toure all sorts of issues along the right byline. Two direct-goal involvements topped off the 22-year-old performance. old’s

James completed two successful dribbles (100 percent success rate) and made three successful tackles.