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#3 – Cesc Fabregas is back to his best
If there's one player who's benefited the most with Antonio Conte's tactical change, it's Cesc Fabregas. The midfielder has got the freedom to do what he likes to do the most as he has to contribute very little to the defence.
The Spaniard registered two assists vs West Brom last night and was clearly the best player on the pitch after Eden Hazard. The fact that he has won back the Chelsea fans who were asking for his sale when the season began itself proves how good he's been in the last two games.
The midfielder was playing second fiddle to Nemanja Matic last season and there were rumours that he was looking for a move away. Even in the summer when he had offers to leave Stamford Bridge, he stayed and fought his way back into the starting XI – something every manager expects from his players.
