The winds of change are blowing through Stamford Bridge, and Enzo Maresca is making it clear — only the committed will stay. Chelsea head coach isn’t wasting time setting the tone for the new era. After the Blues’ 2-1 win over Palmeiras in the Club World Cup,

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca spoke to BBC Sport after the 2-1 win over Palmeiras: "I think in the first half we were in control of the game. We didn't concede nothing. "We scored the goal and we could have scored more. Second half, they started better than us and they scored. The game changed a little bit - the dynamic changed.

Dortmund improved considerably as a collective following the appointment of Niko Kovač, who adopted a system that reduced the need for a touchline winger of Gittens’ ilk. Width was instead supplied from wing-backs, while speedster Karim Adeyemi performed a more prominent role in Kovač’s attack.