Enzo maresa will have to wait at least another four weeks for his first home Premier League win as Chelsea manager after abraz is beautifully crafted equalizer pegged back his team despite another improved display with the window firmly shut and the door seemingly locked on the senior outcasts the Chelsea manager has deemed Surplus to his requirements this season the aim was to turn Stamford Bridge into something of a fortress after the defeat on the opening day here against Manchester City though there was still a slightly subdued optimism around the stadium ahead of a clash against the team still looking for their first point of the season a not least as it followed chess's 62 thrashing of wolves at Molina newest signing Jan Sancho was introduced to the Stanford Bridge crowd before kickoff to little more than polite Applause with 12 more arrivals this summer player unveilings have become Summit run of the mill celebrations these days are reserved for those that can be persuaded to leave the Club given the size of the current Squad more significant in the pre-match formalities was the handing over of the PFA Player of the Year award to Cole Palmer it seemed to inspire him to set about trying to reclaim the 20242 Accolade the Chelsey playmaker was at the center of everything that was good in a maresa side who are slowly morphing into a more coherent shape now that their many disperate parts are beginning to lock into position within 12 minutes Palmer himself had slid a left footed shot just inches past the foot of the far post as Chelsea began to enjoy the better possession against their London Rivals however it was his telling assist that enabled Nicholas Jackson to tap in the opener after 25 minutes to end a flowing box-to-box move that started with Levi Co will and involved good work from nanuk before Palmer was able to carve the opening Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson was laid out in the move by an accidental collision with the knee of his teammate Daniel mu dild a plus minus as but was able to resume following treatment to play a vital role in keeping his side in the game Palmer remained unplayable and Will Hughes already booked should have received a second yellow card for another foul on his Tormentor on the edge of the penalty area also carrying a knock the Crystal Palace midfielder was replaced 5 minutes after the restart and it changed the whole tone of the game