Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante has revealed manager Maurizio Sarri demanded humility from his players ahead of their 5-0 thrashing of Huddersfield.

And the World Cup winner hinted the Italian coach is also not happy with his team's performance in training.

Kante admitted: “I think the manager, the supporters and also us the players, we wanted to react in the best way after our performance at Bournemouth.

“The post-match discussion in midweek? It was just to make a point about our performance and the way we want to go for the next game.

"I think it was a good discussion, important for everyone and today we showed it was important for us to make a point.

“I think when we play an important game against a top team maybe we are not the same focus as when we play another opponent.

"He wants us to reach a same level of application and focus in every game, because the most important is the win and to be ready for every kind of game. It is difficult to explain what has happened.

"Some of the games we have lost this season we were in control in the first half, like Leicester, Wolverhampton, Bournemouth, and I think we played well and didn't score and then lost the game.

"It is difficult to explain but we need to work on that. It is important.

“It was important to win and we won in a beautiful way. We need to keep going because we have got a good month in February in many competitions and we hope to get good results in this month."