Antonio Rudiger sends new Chelsea owners stark reminder as Thomas Tuchel finds Eden Hazard heir

Kai Havertz's moment of magic in the dying embers guided Chelsea to a 1-0 win over Newcastle United.

Thomas Tuchel's side struggled to shift into gear and failed to register a single shot on target until the final quarter of an hour when Havertz nodded an effort into Martin Dubravka's arms.

As the tie went on, a goalless draw looked inevitable and Chelsea began to suffer the absence of some key players more so than ever before.

But, the Germany international rose like a phoenix from the ashes with a deft finish in the 89th minute to salvage three crucial points for the west London side after what has been a gruelling week under the microscope.

We, Carefree Chelsea at , present you our good, bad and ugly moments from the Blues' 1-0 win over the Magpies.

Havertz was excellent once again and he's growing into the shoes of Eden Hazard; the German has evolved into one of Tuchel's most important players.

He's enjoyed a spectacular run of form lately, directly contributing towards six goals in just his last seven games for Chelsea.

Havertz, like his Belgian predecessor, is quickly establishing himself as the main man at Cobham by stepping up to the plate when his side needs him most.

The youngster has shouldered the goalscoring responsibilities of both Romelu Lukaku and Timo Werner, becoming the Blues' top scorer since the former Paris Saint-Germain boss took charge with 15 goals in all competitions.

While we must revel in his glory, Chelsea mustn't become complacent and should look to build around Havertz.

As briefly aforementioned, Lukaku and Werner struggled once again to warrant a value anywhere near the £xxxm that was paid for them.

While we give the duo the benefit of the doubt and appreciate the various factors that