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    Inside Chelsea’s incredible team coach where stars watch football and play Nintendo Switch

    FANS got a glimpse into the incredible Chelsea team bus as the players returned back from Leicester. The Blues finally appear to be stringing together some results after a prolonged slump of form under Graham Potter.
    Chilwell shared a picture of the awesome Chelsea team busCredit: Getty
    There was no shortage of game consoles and TV screens to entertain the playersCredit: Instagram
    Saturday’s impressive victory at the King Power Stadium saw an outstanding goal finished off by Kai Havertz and Ben Chilwell scoring at his former club.
    The jubilant left-back shared some pictures after the game with supporters getting a glimpse inside the club’s spectacular team coach.
    Players can be seen decked out with Nintendo Switches, with the likes of Christian Pulisic and Marc Cucurella flashing their game consoles at the camera.
    A Nintendo Switch can cost around £300 but there seemed to be no shortage of them around Chelsea’s glamorous team bus.
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    There were also several TVs in view hanging from the top of the coach, all showing Micah Richards.
    The former defender was on punditry duties alongside the curiously-dressed Daniel Sturridge for Sky Sports coverage of the evening game of Manchester City v Crystal Palace, which a few Blues players may have kept an eye on.
    The spacious bus was lit up by blue lights as Chelsea players enjoyed a peaceful ride back to London.
    It was a great victory for the London side as they scored three goals for the first time since October.
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    Chilwell’s opener was cancelled out by Patson Daka with Joao Felix having a goal ruled out by VAR in between.
    But then Havertz put Chelsea back ahead with a wonderful flick after a stunning pass by Enzo Fernandez.
    Mateo Kovacic put the game to bed with a wonderful goal of his own in the second-half.
    It’s now three wins in a row for Chelsea to relieve the pressure on their boss.
    The club will be keen to go into the international break on a high by beating Everton at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. More