As Chelsea fans poured out of Stamford Bridge into the streets of London following Saturday's narrow victory against Leeds, a group of supporters could be heard ironically chanting: "We've scored a goal!"
It is gallows humour for a club used to challenging towards the top end of the table, but the fact a first goal at home since 15 January was being celebrated in such a manner shows where the Blues are right now.
The win against Leeds was only Chelsea's third in 16 games, and while it will help ease the pressure on boss Graham Potter, it will need to be followed by a big performance against Borussia Dortmund in their Champions League last-16 second leg on Tuesday night to suggest the former Brighton manager has turned a corner.