Jordan Henderson celebrates with Chelsea teammates in the club's image published after the Bournemouth match. Photo: Chelsea FC.
Jordan Henderson says his free-kick against Bournemouth followed set-piece work with coach Austin MacPhee during the international break. In an interview on Chelsea’s website, the midfielder thanked Cole Palmer and Morgan Rogers for allowing him to take the kick. He also highlighted the forwards’ defensive effort and the team’s concentration without the ball as foundations of the performance. The comments offer new detail about the training and decision-making behind the strike on his home debut.
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