He was everywhere, tackling, blocking, offering himself to teammates and passing the ball on. And when everyone in Stamford Bridge was expecting Cole Palmer to strike at goal with a second-half free-kick, it was instead Henderson who strolled up and curled into the top corner, darting away to celebrate with a finger pointing at Palmer by way of thanks and then the finger angled towards Austin MacPhee, Chelsea’s set-piece coach.
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