SOUTHAMPTON V CHELSEA: THOMAS TUCHEL'S SIDE LOOK TO BOUNCE BACK FROM CONSECUTIVE DEFEATS AT ST MARY'S STADIUM

FULL TIME: SOUTHAMPTON 0-6 CHELSEA

Chelsea have been excellent today and it could've been more. They took it easy after the sixth goal.

It has been nothing short of embarrassing for Southampton who have made continuous mistakes all game. An awful performance from them.

The pain is nearly over Saints fans.

Ziyech has a long shot and it goes well wide summing up the last twenty minutes.

Some great passes as Southampton chase shadows.

Tuchel's side suddenly up the tempo as they try to get one more to equal the score line against Norwich earlier this season.

The damage has been done in the first hour of the game. Now, Chelsea are taking it easy, there is no intensity to the game now. A complete contrast from the first half. Blow the whistle now ref!

Saints fans are heading home. There are plenty of empty seats at St Mary's and there has been for some time.

Not very often do you let six goals in and be your side's best player but the goalkeeper has made eight saves and has kept the score down.

Chelsea have had 14 shots on target and 70% possession.

They have demolished Southampton.

Alonso on the overlap again has space and Ziyech finds him with a perfectly weighted ball.

The Spaniard runs onto it and hits a great shot but it flies just past the post.

Hasenhuttl uses his final change. Livramento is off and Smallbone comes on.

This won't be Chelsea's biggest win of the season if they don't score more. They beat Norwich 7-0 earlier this season.

No hat-trick for Mount, he is next to be taken off. Ziyech replaces him.

The West Londoners are just passing it around with ease - simply saving energy now.

Although I wouldn't put it past them to score more today.

Thiago Silva now gets a rest with Reece James coming on. With his attacking strength he will fancy a goal.

Bednarek is the first be given a card as he trips Loftus-Cheek.

They're still flying forward and pressing when Chelsea are just playing around them with ease.

To stop this getting more embarrassing they need to sit in a low block and prevent space.

Alonso has acres of space down the left, he puts in a low cross to Pulisic who shoots and it is saved well by Forster.

It eventually falls to Mount, another tap in, another goal.

Out of nothing, Southampton have a chance.

Walker-Peters puts a low cross in and Adams directs towards goal and it's a good save from Mendy.

He's had nothing to do but he is there when called upon, good goalkeeping.

Southampton are ridiculously open. Kante tried to chip Forster and it's saved.

However, it falls to Werner to tap into an open goal. His second of the game.

Havertz is off for Pulisic. He gets a rest ahead of the second leg versus Real Madrid on Wednesday.

For Saints, Diallo is on for A. Armstrong - a defensive switch.