Enzo Maresca loses it with Mykhailo Mudryk again as Pedro Neto cannot hide true Chelsea feelings

Some moments you may have missed from Chelsea's win over Gent as the Blues got their UEFA Conference League league phase campaign off to the perfect start at Stamford Bridge

Five wins on the bounce for Chelsea in all competitions.

Another impressive performance, albeit with some defensive mishaps, against Gent on Thursday night. Enzo Maresca's side, whether that is his fringe players or his trusted stars, are absolutely purring at the moment. The feel-good factor at Stamford Bridge is back and that is down to the Italian.

What Chelsea have assembled is a very good squad. One that is filled to the brim with attacking talent. Young attacking talent that is only going to get better. And boy, are they fun to watch.

There is plenty to talk about regarding the latest 90 minutes at Stamford Bridge, but Bobby Vincent has picked out some moments you may have missed...

Maresca furious with Mudryk again

Overall, it was a really positive performance from Mykhailo Mudryk against Gent. He set up a couple of opportunities for his teammates, including a fine cross to assist Renato Veiga who scored his first goal for the club.

However, Maresca was not always pleased with Mudryk on Thursday evening. At one point Mudryk failed to protect the ball and was dispossessed too easily on the wing, leading the Chelsea boss to yell in frustration while turning away in anger in the dugout.

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That is not the first time we have seen Maresca lose it with Mudryk on the touchline, but overall the Italian will be delighted with what he witnessed from the Ukrainian throughout the 90 minutes.

Maresca lectures Jorgensen

At full-time, Maresca was spotted giving goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen a lecture. It once again proves the point that the Italian is such a perfectionist.

Jorgensen came into the side for the under-fire Robert Sanchez, who made a couple of mistakes in the weekend's victory against Brighton. It was a steady performance from the Danish goalkeeper but he was not tested too much.

Gent's two goals gave Jorgensen no chance and apart from that, the goalkeeper was never really called into action. While Jorgensen will be pleased he did not have too much to do throughout the 90 minutes, bizarrely, he might be wanting to be busier next time out as he looks to pip Sanchez to the No.1 spot in the Premier League.

Neto can't stop smiling

Pedro Neto has now scored in back-to-back starts for Chelsea. After netting his first goal for the club last week against Barrow, he was dropped back to the bench for the win on Saturday against Brighton, but he returned to the team on Thursday night.

The TNT Sports camera panned to Neto at one point after he scored - what was a fine goal - and the Portugal international's reaction was brilliant. He was going over to take a corner in front of the Matthew Harding Stand and he could not wipe the smile from his face.

It was another impressive performance from Neto, who seems to be growing and growing into his role within the squad. He is very much knocking on Maresca's door now to try and take Noni Madueke's spot on the right wing this weekend.