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Chelsea finally won the FIFA Club World Cup on Saturday having previously failed to do so back in 2012 - but it was not all good news for Thomas Tuchel.

Goals from Romelu Lukaku and Kai Havertz were enough to beat Palmeiras 2-1 in the United Arab Emirates, although they did require extra time to clinch the result.

The Blues will return to Premier League action against Crystal Palace next Saturday and Tuchel will be hoping they can carry this form back into the top flight.

However, he will have some fresh injury concerns to contend with and can take you through the latest news.

Mount suffered a slight knock heading into the Club World Cup against Plymouth Argyle, but managed to return in time for the showpiece event and started the final on Saturday.

However, it did not last long for him, and he was replaced by Christian Pulisic before half-time and Tuchel confirmed that he had badly hurt his ankle.

“He was injured. It was in one of the first actions, he had a run at the back post with Azpilicueta. They fell and his opponent fell on his ankle and he hurt his ligaments badly. So we have to see. It’s an injury," the manager said in his post-match press conference.

"He came to me and said he didn’t feel good, stiff and painful. He didn’t know if he could continue so we took the decision.”

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