Wed, 02 Oct, 2013 - 01:00
Matt McGeechan
Ramires scored twice with a Daniel Georgievski own goal and a late Frank Lampard strike sealing a win that could have been even more emphatic.
It meant Chelsea immediately bounced back from their shock 2-1 opening defeat to Basle at Stamford Bridge, which had created some early pressure.
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