After three consecutive matches without a win, **Chelsea** defeated **Bournemouth** 5-1 in the sixth round of the **Premier League** this Saturday. The international break gave the team a chance to regroup, helping them end a three-match losing streak that included a draw with **Hull City** (2-2) and a loss to **Brentford** (3-0). At **Stamford Bridge**, **Chelsea** dominated the match, showing strong performance and securing a crucial victory. For his second start of the season, **Jordan Henderson**, the former **Liverpool** captain, played a pivotal role. He opened the scoring in the second minute and assisted **Morgan Rogers** just a minute later. Henderson then added two more goals in the second half, scoring in the 70th minute. **Joao Pedro** also contributed significantly, scoring twice in the 46th and 67th minutes. **Bournemouth** managed to score once through **Evanilson** in the 51st minute. **Chelsea** climbed to fifth place in the league table, matching **Brentford** in points. **Brentford** had previously drawn with **Aston Villa** (2-2), while **Brighton** continued its strong start to the season by beating **Sunderland** 2-0 at their home ground. **Brighton**'s win was secured by goals from **Maxim de Cuyper** in the 53rd minute and **Jaouen Hadjam** in the 90th minute plus three seconds. In contrast, **Fulham** remained winless after their defeat at **Ipswich** (2-1). The match had seemed to be heading toward a Fulham victory as they led 1-0 until the 88th minute, when **Ipswich** scored twice in quick succession to turn the game around. This result left **Fulham** struggling at the bottom of the table, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the **Premier League** this season.