Whether it was a Fortnum & Mason selection box or a stash of Freddos we may never know but after Thomas Tuchel said he munched his way through copious amounts of chocolate to ease the pain of reliving Chelsea’s defeat to Real Madrid in midweek, his team displayed a ravenous appetite to make amends by bludgeoning Southampton. Chelsea picked their opponents apart, Timo Werner and Mason Mount scoring twice and Marcos Alonso and Kai Havertz also striking inside 54 minutes. Werner celebrated his first league goals since October but when you consider he also struck the woodwork twice, as well as Fraser Forster’s inspired goalkeeping, it was a miracle Chelsea only finished with six goals. As reactions go, this was rather comprehensive.