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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 25080637" data-attributes="member: 158020">Chelsea 3-0 Burnley: Jorginho, Abraham and Hudson-Odoi provide home comforts for Lampard<img src="http://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/01/11/16/23274156-7876321-image-a-55_1578759503993.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Callum Hudson-Odoi scored his first Premier League goal as Chelsea  shrugged off their home struggles with a 3-0 win over Burnley at  Stamford Bridge. Frank  Lampard had seen his team lose three of their past four  top-flight  matches on their own patch and they had an early scare when a  debatable  offside call denied Jeff Hendrick the opener.However, Jorginho's 27th-minute penalty and Tammy Abraham's 15th of the season in all competitions settled nerves.Hudson-Odoi then got in on the act and only some later wastefulness   from Abraham averted a heavier defeat for Burnley, who are four points   above the relegation zone in 15th having played a game more than the   four sides immediately below them.Burnley thought they were ahead  in the 18th minute, but Ben Mee was  flagged offside when he nodded  Dwight McNeil's free-kick back across  goal for Hendrick to finish.A  VAR review allowed a marginal call from the referee's assistant to   stand and the visitors again had no help from the video official when   Chelsea went ahead.Although Matthew Lowton pulled his boot out of a challenge on  Willian,  who appeared to be anticipating contact, he still clattered  into the  Brazil winger and Jorginho coolly dispatched from 12 yards.McNeil's  set pieces were causing Chelsea problems, with Kepa  Arrizabalaga  turning a low attempt to his near post behind before Mee's  header from  the resulting corner was cleared off the line by Ross  Barkley.Mee's positioning might have inconvenienced Nick Pope when the Burnley  goalkeeper waved Abraham's header into his net.Pope partially atoned for  that bizarre lapse with a sharp stop from Reece James, who crossed  impeccably for Abraham's goal.Lax Burnley  defending allowed Hudson-Odoi to slide in Cesar  Azpilicueta's cross  four minutes after the restart, with a VAR check  concluding Abraham did  not get a flick on that would have seen the goal  ruled out for offside.Abraham  misjudged to head over at the near post, having been denied by a  reflex  stop from Pope, who kept out a Willian piledriver and  first-time Mason  Mount strike inside the final 15 minutes.</blockquote>

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