Timo Werner ended his goal drought and helped Chelsea beat visiting Newcastle United 2-0 to move into the top four.
Werner scored his first league goal since November 7, as he added to substitute Olivier Giroud’s strike.
The victory saw the Blues leapfrog Liverpool and West Ham into the top four, while Newcastle remain 17th – seven points above the drop zone.
Kepa Arrizabalaga made just his fourth Premier League start of the season as Thomas Tuchel’s men hosted the Magpies.
Giroud opened the scoring on the half-hour tapping into an empty net after Newcastle keeper Karl Darlow spilled Werner’s shot.
Werner’s Premier League dry spell finally ended on 14 matches, as the 24-year-old tapped in at the far post to put Chelsea 2-0 up.
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