This isn't Alvaro Morata's day - he's in on goal, flies away from Kevin Wimmer but shoots right at Jack Butland.

From the corner, Pedro's stinging shot is saved by Butland.

It's just a training match now.

Pedro almost makes it four from Marcos Alonso's cross but his 20-yard shot bounces wide.

Chelsea make their first change, Davide Zappacosta replacing Victor Moses at right wing-back.

Alvaro Morata tries to control a long ball over the top but Geoff Cameron is able to get in there to get the ball back to Jack Butland.

Chelsea winger Pedro goes down easily under a challenge. He's given a booking for diving.

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Stoke striker Saido Berahino is played in on goal and you can probably guess how it ends. That's right, not in a goal.

He hasn't scored since February 2016 and shoots straight at Thibaut Courtois.

Chelsea play the corner short and after loads of messing around, Pedro's cross is cleared.

A corner to Chelsea a minute into the second half as Kevin Wimmer heads a cross away.

This second half/procession is under way.

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Chelsea have announced a record £361.3m turnover for the 2017 financial year.

Read more about it here if that kind of chat interests you.

Callum Hayes: The Stoke players have definitely stopped playing for Mark Hughes now. They should all chip in for his compensation fee.

Chris Fleming: That’s Hughes gone then. New manager for the new year.

It's half-time, but it's also all over really.

Danny Drinkwater finds Marcos Alonso, but his cross to Pedro is cleared by Thomas Edwards, one of Stoke's two teenage full-backs.

Pedro chips over the bar after Kevin Wimmer clears the ball straight to the Chelsea winger.

Three minutes added on.

Pedro leaves the ball go through to Alvaro Morata but a Stoke defender steps in just in time to clear.

We're almost at the break.

Chelsea aren't as completely and utterly dominant as they were a while ago. I can probably stop looking up record scorelines.

Stoke are having more of the ball in the Blues' half now, but can't get in behind the home defence.

Mame Biram Diouf has the ball in the net for Stoke. Is this the start of a comeback?

No, because it's been disallowed. The Stoke striker controlled a long ball before smashing the ball past Thibaut Courtois.

But having seen a replay, Gary Cahill was keeping him onside in the centre. So it might have been handball.

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Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger is getting treatment, he's holding his side - must have got a whack.

He's back on now though.

Cesar Azpilicueta shoots over from distance - Chelsea are now into double figures for shots.