CHELSEA wing-back Victor Moses says he feels at home at Stamford Bridge after scoring the winner against Tottenham.
Moses’ second half strike turned the game on its head as Chelsea came from behind to beat Spurs 2-1 in west London.
The Nigerian has seen his Chelsea career take off this season and he couldn’t be happier with today’s win.
“I am very pleased with the goal but the most important thing is the three points,” he told the BBC
“There’s nothing we could about the Spurs goal.
“Fortunately Pedro got us back in the game
“I feel like I have found a home here. It’s my club.
“I’m pleased the manager has given me a chance to express myself.
“I just want to keep playing my football and we are very happy with win today.”
Chelsea have returned to the top of the Premier League after ending Spurs’ unbeaten start.
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