Chelsea were far from perfect, even shaky at times in the first half, but they improved as the game progressed and deservedly took maximum points from their first league match under Maurizio Sarri thanks to goals by N’Golo Kanté, Jorginho and Pedro.The last match between these teams concluded with Huddersfield celebrating rapturously, as May’s 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge confirmed they would compete in the Premier League again this season. Survival is their primary aim again this season but the prognosis offered by most observers is not good, with spending sprees by such as Wolves and Fulham leading to widespread predictions that Huddersfield will be among the three clubs squeezed out of the league. But Wagner’s team have got a kick out of confounding expectations since his arrival two and a half years ago and there was a sense that this was a fine time for them to host a Chelsea team in the early stages of renovation. Related: Maurizio Sarri believes he will need time to transform Chelsea Related: Premier League 2018-19 preview No 10: Huddersfield Town Continue readingreadfullarticle
