Levi Colwell had the perfect vision when Pedro Neto collected the ball and turned to shoot in injury time against Fulham, earning Chelsea a vital three points and boosting their confidence in their quest for Champions League qualification.  

After Tyrique George scored his first Premier League goal, Pedro Neto equalised with a winner from Alex Iwobi for Fulham. Levi Colwell was delighted with the win but stressed it was not the first-half performance, but the second, that was the standard to aim for the rest of the season.  

Levi Colwell said: "It's always nice to win, especially to celebrate with the fans at the end. It's a very special feeling. We put a lot of effort into the game and it's a huge satisfaction for us to see the fans go home with smiles on their faces."  

"It's a crucial win anyway, especially at this stage of the season. More importantly, it's a very competitive derby, so it means more."  

“This motivates us to keep fighting and strive to be in the top four and qualify for the Champions League, which is what everyone is looking forward to. After all, a club like Chelsea should appear on the top stage. We knew that our performance in the first half was not at its best, so we tried our best in the second half and showed our desire to win.”  

“I think Chelsea were completely different in the second half and that’s how we should be in every game. This win means a lot and it’s always challenging to play against Fulham. It will definitely give us more confidence for the next games, both in the league and in Europe. However, we have to stay focused and continue to take every game seriously.”  

"Next up we have a game against Everton which won't be an easy one but based on the last victory the team's confidence has also increased."