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"Jose Mourinho's Chelsea gave an impressive attacking performance as the title favourites came from behind to outclass newly-promoted Burnley at Turf Moor.  #453783396 / gettyimages.com  &amp;nbsp; Here are the top five statistics from Monday evening's encounter: 1) On his return to the Premier League, former Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas weighed in with an exceptional creative performance.&amp;nbsp;The Spaniard fashioned three key passes, assisting two of his side's goals. He&amp;nbsp;has now registered more league assists (26) in the top 5-leagues since 2012/13 than any other player. 2) Fabregas completed 25 passes in the final third against the Clarets - no player on the pitch managed more.&amp;nbsp;He also recorded more touches of the ball than anyone else involved, receiving possession on 104 occasions. 3)&amp;nbsp;Meanwhile, Eden Hazard was back to his dazzling best. He completed nine take ons - more than any other player this Premier League weekend - causing all kinds of problems for Burnley's inexperienced defence. The young Belgian orchestrated two dangerous Chelsea attacks, while completing 93% of his total attempted passes.&amp;nbsp; 4) Blues debutant Diego Costa kicked-off his Premier League account in clinical fashion. The Brazilian-born Spaniard opened his competitive account for the club with his only shot on goal. He rounded off this positive display with one key pass and three successful take ons.&amp;nbsp; 5)&amp;nbsp;Before the club's defeat this evening, Sean Dyche's side had not conceded three or more goals at Turf Moor for 42 matches. It's fair to say the 2013/14 Championship winners have experienced a tough start to life in the English top flight.&amp;nbsp;A convincing attacking display from Chelsea, are they early favourites for the Premier League title? Meanwhile, can Sean Dyche guide Burnley to safety? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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