Chelsea secured a dominant 2-1 win over Leicester City at the King Power Stadium here on Saturday, with goals from Nicolas Jackson and Enzo Fernandez ensuring the Blues maintained their strong Premier League form.
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Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca is expecting more from skipper Reece James "in terms of leadership" following his return from injury.
Chelsea are set to name Enzo Maresca as their new first-team coach after the 44-year-old announced intentions to leave Leicester City on Tuesday.
The defender, who was capped 113 times by Brazil, has made 34 appearances in all competitions for Chelsea this season.
The former Chelsea player Frank Lampard also expressed disappointment that he was not given the time to take the Blues "to the next level".
Chelsea are currently six points behind table-toppers Liverpool and are placed at sixth. They trail fifth-placed Aston Villa on goal difference.
Chelsea, though, emerged as the better team in the second half and took the lead when Kurt Zouma headed in a corner from Mason Mount.
Giroud is the first Chelsea player to score four goals in a game since his manager Frank Lampard did so against Aston Villa in March 2010.
Despite a late equaliser, Chelsea found a way back to the top when Olivier Giroud headed home a rebounding delivery off Rennes goalkeeper in stoppage time.
