MATCH FACTS

■■Leeds have won just two of their last 33 away matches in London in all competitions (D7 L24) and have lost three of their last four games when scoring first in the capital.

36% of the Premier League goals Chelsea have conceded this season have come from the penalty spot (4/11), the highest such ratio in the division.

■■Leeds have scored each of their last 16 penalties in the Premier League, a run stretching back to October 2002 – the only current Premier League side to be on a longer ongoing such run is Liverpool, who have converted each of their last 21 penalties in the competition.

Chelsea’s Mason Mount has been directly involved in 10 Premier League goals this season (6 goals, 4 assists), with only Mohamed Salah (23) and Emmanuel Dennis (12) exceeding that total.

■■Raphinha has scored seven of Leeds’ 17 Premier League goals this season, with no other player at the club netting more than twice so far this term. He also became just the 13th player in Premier

League history to both score a penalty and concede a penalty in a single game and the first to do so for Leeds in the competition’s history.

Joe Gelhardt became the first teenager to score a Premier League goal for Leeds United since James Milner against Everton in April 2004, while Gelhardt also netted with his first touch of the game. ■■Jorginho’s winner (93:11) was Chelsea’s latest winning goal in a Premier League game since Florent Malouda’s strike against Stoke in September 2009 (93:36).

Antonio Rudiger became just the second Chelsea player to win two penalties in a single Premier League game after Yuri

Zhirkov vs Aston Villa in March 2010.