By Nathaniel Kay

'So brilliant': Some Chelsea fans loved what Tuchel did to Weymouth's players after friendly win

Chelsea supporters on social media absolutely adored Thomas Tuchel’s response to his sides behind closed doors victory against Weymouth.

The Blues demolished their non-league guests 13-0 yesterday afternoon, less a competitive fixture but more to get minutes into the legs of several first-teamers.

After the match, Tuchel was photographed speaking to the Weymouth players, possibly offering words of wisdom and encouragement.

This resonated extremely well amongst Chelsea fans, who fell even deeper in love with their German coach.

Here’s how they reacted on Twitter:

Tuchel’s act of teaching towards the Weymouth squad demonstrates he is becoming a master of the game.

He simply wants to spread his footballing wisdom to the masses, especially if it helps clubs in a less fortunate position to his own.

Hopefully for Chelsea’s sake though, the 47-year-old won’t be dishing out any free classes to his Premier League rivals.

Unless that lesson is one of defeat of course, with Crystal Palace already receiving an A star in that particular topic.

Arsenal are up next to try and solve Tuchel’s tricky task, a mission they accomplished twice last season in the league.

But Chelsea could possibly hand a second debut to Romelu Lukaku on Sunday, whilst N’Golo Kante is set to return.

Meanwhile, Mikel Arteta might be without five of his senior members, just to make his homework even harder.

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Nathaniel Kay

"Nathaniel is a football journalist who graduated from the University of Derby. He worked at Burton Albion as part of their media team for two years. Nathaniel produced regular articles for the club’s official website and match-day programme. He covered the 2018 U20 Women’s World Cup in Brittany and has reported from grounds ranging from non-league up to the Premier League. Nathaniel is a full-time writer for the Chelsea Chronicle, and was formerly their social media man. His footballing career reached the sparkling heights of winning the Under-13s Bloxham Tournament in 2011."