Chelsea’s thrilling 5-1 victory over Southampton not only showcased the team’s attacking firepower but also etched a new chapter in the club’s storied history. According to Opta, the Blues have now scored 57 goals in just 22 matches across all competitions this season, achieving a remarkable goals-per-game ratio of 2.6—the highest in Chelsea’s history.

Under Enzo Maresca’s leadership, Chelsea have transformed into a free-scoring side that combines flair, creativity, and ruthless efficiency. This record-breaking statistic reflects the team’s resurgence and their commitment to entertaining football, a hallmark of Maresca’s philosophy.

The Blues have been unstoppable in front of goal, with contributions coming from all areas of the pitch. Christopher Nkunku has been a revelation as Chelsea’s top scorer, while the likes of Noni Madueke, Cole Palmer, and even new additions like Jadon Sancho have all chipped in with vital goals.

For Chelsea fans, this record is not just a milestone—it’s a statement. After seasons of inconsistency and underachievement, Maresca has restored belief and excitement at Stamford Bridge. The Blues are not just winning; they are doing it in style, and the numbers prove it.

With Chelsea firmly in the mix for silverware this season, the 2.6 goals-per-game ratio is a sign of the attacking intent and ambition driving the team forward. If Maresca’s men can maintain this blistering pace, there’s no limit to what they can achieve.

Chelsea fans can now proudly say: the Blues are back, and they’re breaking records along the way!