Chelsea headed into the game having finally found some form under Graham Potter.
The Blues beat Leeds and Borussia Dortmund in their previous two outings without conceding a goal.
And when all was said and done at the King Power, the Foxes came away with a 3-1 in.
Ben Chilwell, a former Leicester player, opened the scoring with 11 minutes on the clock.
The wing-back celebrated by putting his fingers to his ears, a clear message to those who once cheered for him at the King Power:
“It was probably one of the most enjoyable goals of my career,” Chilwell told Chelsea’s in-house media after the game.
Chilwell was delayed in making his way over to the Chelsea supporters after the full-time whistle; there were former teammates and staff to speak with first. But he did eventually jog jubilantly across the pitch and celebrated passionately with those in the away end.
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