All Chelsea needed was Moises Caicedo. His key stats from the last two games highlight his defensive impact and importance to the team.

Writer James Fudge argues that Moises Caicedo's return to Chelsea has proved decisive following consecutive wins after the international break. Fudge notes that Caicedo completed 117 of 121 passes across two games, registering an approximate 97% passing accuracy that restored calmness, control, and balance to the midfield.
Fudge also highlights Caicedo's defensive contributions, including three interceptions, four clearances, four recoveries, and winning three of four tackles. According to the analysis, Caicedo's balance of distribution and defensive work provides crucial protection for Chelsea under manager Xabi Alonso.
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