Kai Havertz has admitted how happy he is with the freedom he gets in the false nine position, but insisted he needs to 'prove' his attacking talent more regularly.
Chelsea eased past Crystal Palace 4-1 at Selhurst Park with a scintillating attacking performance, helping to dispel memories of the dismal collapse against West Bromwich Albion to lose 5-2 last Saturday.
The German attacking midfielder opened the scoring with a casual placed finish and was instrumental throughout in breaking down the Eagles backline, with the 21-year-old admitting playing at false nine has helped unlock his attacking potential.