The Chelsea fans are sticking around and chanting Alvaro Morata's name. He has had an absolute belter today.

That's all from me.

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Three minutes of injury time. Chelsea dominant. Stoke deflated.

Things are not going right for Darren Fletcher today. He gets past the Chelsea defence as a free-kick is whipped in but the Stoke captain makes a complete mess of his header. He almost headed it down onto his own torso. Should have buried that.

Peter Crouch has changed the dynamics of this game a tad, he's looked lively.

Cesc Fabregas comes on for Pedro, who is given a round of applause from the away fans.

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Worrying times for Thibaut Courtois as the Chelsea goalkeeper comes out to punch and clear a corner and takes an almighty fall. For a moment, he looks like he is knocked out but is soon back to his feet.

Crouch does what he does best. He out-jumps Gary Cahill in the box to set up Mame Diouf, who just can't reach the ball to poke it home. Better, more encouraging stuff from the hosts.

The big man is on. Peter Crouch replaces Jese as Stoke look to claw themselves back into this game.

Xherdan Shaqiri cuts in, on to his left foot but his weak effort bobbles into the hands of Thibaut Courtois in the Chelsea goal.

Smart from Antonio Conte. Alonso was starting to look like he had lost his head a bit so, rather than risk yet another Chelsea red card this season, he is replaced by Gary Cahill.

N'golo Kante is booked after a flurry of tackles from both sides. This one is really heating up. There's some movement on the Chelsea bench - could we see Hazard soon?

Should Marcos Alonso be sent off? He continues his tussle with Mame Diouf as tensions start to rise, Alonso clips the legs of Diouf but is given the benefit of doubt by the referee. One for the MOTD pundits to discuss. Meanwhile, Joe Allen drives a shot from outside the box, well over the bar.

Jeers from the Stoke City fans as Marcos Alonso stays on the ground, claiming he was hit by the arm of Mame Diouf as they went up for a header. It did seem like Diouf made contact with with the neck of Alonso, but there didn't seem to be any malice in it. Alonso then goes in heavy challenge and is given a yellow.

Xherdan Shaqiri brings down Andreas Christensen down the line and is not happy at the ref blowing his whistle. He is then given a yellow card for showing dissent.

The second half begins. No subs made by either side.

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So an early goal from Alavaro Morata, who showed calmness and composure to slot it past Jack Butland after two minutes - followed by a gift from Darren Fletcher, who chested it back towards his goal, with Pedro doing the rest.

A long way back for Stoke City.

A great half of football, if you're a Chelsea fan. Not so good for Stoke City followers. Or Darren Fletcher.