Title: Chelsea Returns to Win 3-2, Sterling Delivers Two Goals

Chelsea FC returned to the pitch with confidence after their recent win over Manchester United in the Premier League, but they couldn't match the energy and intensity of Manchester City's performance against Liverpool on Sunday.

In the first half, both teams had chances to score, but it was clear that Chelsea were better at controlling possession and creating opportunities for goals. In the second half, they continued to press and dominate the game, as they dominated possession and created numerous scoring chances.

With just over ten minutes left in the game, Chelsea's forward line stepped up, with Eden Hazard setting up two goals for the team. The first goal came from Hazard's header, while the second came from Mason Mount's corner kick, which was converted by Jack Grealish.

In the third minute of stoppage time, Chelsea scored another goal, this time from a free-kick, as Marco Reus headed in from close range. This goal brought Chelsea back into the game and secured them a crucial victory.

However, it wasn't all good news for the Blues, as Sterling's two goals proved to be the difference between the two teams. Sterling opened the scoring early in the second half, before his second goal came with just five minutes remaining in the match, when he found himself in front for the first time since the start of the season.

Sterling's goals were crucial for Chelsea, as they provided much-needed encouragement for their fans and supporters. They also gave them an extra boost during a tough night, as they faced one of the toughest opponents in the league.

Overall, it was a strong display by Chelsea FC, who showed why they have been consistently successful throughout the season. With a new manager in charge, and a fresh squad ready to face the challenge of a big opponent like Manchester City, there is no doubt that Chelsea will continue to perform well in the upcoming matches.