Chelsea played out a goalless draw with Brentford away at the Brentford Community Stadium.

It was a game where both sides had different spells of dominance, with Chelsea dominating the last 20 minutes of the game.

Speaking after the game, Chelsea manager Graham Potter admitted a draw was a fair result for both sides.

“Over the course of the game a point was fair,” Potter said.

“They had chances, we had chances, we pushed to the end and probably were more likely at the end to score but at the same time, over the course of the game, a point was about right.

“Brentford make it very difficult for you to control. They do what they do really well, use the front two, use set pieces, long throws, long balls into the box that you have to deal with and make it unstable.

“So not easy but the positives are a clean sheet and a point. That’s four points in two away matches, which is positive and when we did control it, we did it quite well. It’s a point and we have to move on.”