Giroud set up a double, rescued Chelsea in front of the Reds

Chelsea continue to show the face of the silver in recent rounds when guests to the yard of Southampton. In the 70th minute, the score was 2-0 for the team in the Premiership.

However, Chelsea made the switch in the next eight minutes to earn a second victory after the last six rounds. It all started with the change of coach Conte when he replaced Alvaro Morata with Olivier Giroud. The former Arsenal striker reduced the score with a header from Marcos Alonso's cross before clearing the win with a lightning strike within 16m50.

Interfering between Giroud's goals was the equalizer of Eden Hazard. The Belgian midfielder was close to 5m across the cross from Willian's cross and tearing the Southampton net with a left-footed shot.

The victory against Southampton was a positive one for Chelsea, helping them to hope for the top four in the final round. Chelsea are seven points behind Tottenham before the opponents play hard against City. Conte's team has four more rounds to level this distance.

Meanwhile, Southampton continued to stomp on the 18th place after regrettable defeat. Coach Mark Hughes's great start to the game when Dusan Tadic opened the scoring with Ryan Bertrand's effort and formless effort on the left. At 60 minutes, the victory seemed to be in the hands of the home team when Jan Bednarek timely to cushion the double ball from the penalty kick.

But at the time of the most confident, Southampton lost the advantage so easily by letting Chelsea score three goals in eight minutes. This is a puzzling fall because Southampton's defense has been playing well in the past. It took Chelsea 55 minutes to get the first goal scored goal of Willian.

Dropping points at the time of the draw led Southampton to a major disadvantage in the relegation race. Huddersfield secured four points before the opponents played 34.