Chelsea are now unbeaten in the last 100 Premier League games at Stamford Bridge when they’ve been leading at half time (W81 D19), with Arsenal in October 2011 the last team to come from behind after trailing at the break (5-3).

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Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
Former Netherlands striker on Sky Sports

Job done.

They were expected to get the three points today to get the season going

It was a difficult second half, wasn't as fluid as they wanted and they had to suffer for a long time. There were too many turnovers.

After Sterling's second goal it was all Chelsea. A positive day, two goals for Sterling and your main number nine Jackson gets off the mark.

Will: I massively fear for Luton this season. Yes they work hard but their defence could’ve easily conceded 5/6 tonight. I think this might be a long long season. Best chance is to make themselves hard to beat at Kenilworth.

Anon: I think we may be witnessing the worst premiere league team ever in Luton I get the divide in spending etc but it's just the basics of football. Dreadful.

GC: Luton are going to break so many unwanted records this season - least goals scored, least points, most goals conceded.

It's a long season, Luton still have 36 games to turn things around guys!

Mauricio Pochettino gets his first win as Chelsea manager.

Raheem Sterling was excellent, as was Nicolas Jackson.

Luton never really offered much.

Jamie Carragher
Former Liverpool defender on Sky Sports

Raheem Sterling with two goals, and involved in the third as well.

He's had an outstanding start to the season, best player on the pitch last week at West Ham too.

Man of the match today, and he gets a clap from the big boss [Todd Boehly] too!

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Sixty seconds to go. Chelsea still have it.

The whole of Stamford Bridge rises as double goalscorer Raheem Sterling is replaced by debutant Mason Burstow.

The first minute of injury-time ticks by without Luton touching the ball.

Four minutes added on.

Nope, Thiago Silva heads away before Malo Gusto builds a counter-attack but it ends with a needless fould from Ian Maatsen who catches Luton skipper Tom Lockyer.

The Dutch youngster gets a yellow card for his troubles.

Can Luton get something from this game? They win a late corner.

Chelsea change. Stand-in captain Ben Chilwell trundles off to a warm applause. Ian Maatsen comes on.

Chance for Luton as Blues keeper Robert Sanchez unwisely charges forward, trying to put off Jacob Brown who picks up a loose ball. The substitute attempts to lob the stopper but his effort from a tight angle goes over.

Almost 4-0 as Ben Chilwell's cutback finds Conor Gallagher but the midfielder's effort is saved by Luton stopper Thomas Kaminski.

Chelsea have carved through Luton at ease since the restart. The Mauricio Pochettino has officially begun.

Changes for Chelsea. Goalscorer Nicolas Jackson gets a standing ovation as he comes off for teenager Lesley Ugochukwu.

The set-piece is cleared before Sterling wins his side a free-kick.

Luton are trying to build, even with the result long gone.

Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu has a volley blocked and the visitors then win themselves a rare corner.

Chelsea are happy for Luton to have the ball, they're not going anywhere with it.

Luton sub Jacob Brown is very late on Axel Disasi and goes into the book.

Jamie Carragher
Former Liverpool defender on Sky Sports

There's a big celebration in the crowd because they know Jackson deserves that goal.

You can't help but be pleased for the lad.

There has been many former Chelsea strikers where it just didn't happen for them, and it is almost a sigh of relief from the fans that he has got his goal.

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