Chelsea exorcised some demons with their commanding 4-0 win over Maccabi Tel-Aviv in London. Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas said that with recent poor performances his team needed to show they can still win. Chelsea's Gary Cahill and Cesc Fabregas react to their 4-0 triumph over Maccabi Tel-Aviv in their Champions League opener. Despite Chelsea's 4-0 thrashing of Maccabi Tel-Aviv, ESPNFC's Stuart Holden and Shaka Hislop don't believe Jose Mourinho's team have necessarily turned the corner. LONDON -- Three points on Chelsea's 4-0 win vs. Maccabi Tel-Aviv in the UEFA Champions League. 1. Chelsea back to winning ways The worst run of Jose Mourinho's career has ended, even if Maccabi Tel Aviv did not exactly present Chelsea with the best opposition. That is the caveat to this incomplete 4-0 home win, but then this match was really all about restoring some confidence rather than completely restoring old levels of performance. The latter might start to return once minds are calmed after...
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