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The 21-year-old’s previous three league games in a Blues shirt have been extremely good to him. An impressive brace against Norwich City was shortly followed by another two goals against Sheffield United and a hattrick against Wolves at Molineux.

But, given Drogba’s last admission, is it all that surprising?

The Ivorian scored 164 times in 381 appearances for Chelsea during his two stints at Stamford Bridge, and in that time earned himself a bit of a reputation for scoring big goals in big games. Lest we forget the bullet header and penalty he scored against Bayern Munich to secure the Champions League trophy. If Abraham reaches anywhere near his level, fans will surely be buzzing.