Chelsea strengthened their impressive performance in Indonesia with a convincing victory, as Moisés Caicedo played a key role in the second-half surge.
The midfielder doubled Chelsea’s advantage just moments after the restart, arriving at the far post to convert Pedro Neto’s curling cross.
Caicedo then turned provider into goalscorer again three minutes later, finishing from the edge of the area after connecting with a volley from another corner.
Chelsea could have extended their lead further, with substitutes Geovany Quenda and Nicolas Jackson both going close, only to see their efforts denied by the woodwork.
Despite missing out on additional goals, the Blues secured a confidence-boosting win while giving most of their starting players more than an hour of valuable playing time in Indonesia.
