Nigerian descent Tammy Abraham nets twice as new Chelsea manager Frank Lampard get his first win Premier League win in the 3-2 away victory over Norwich at Carrow Road on Saturday early kickoff.

The 21-year-old is considering representing the Super Eagle international football despite playing for England got the opener after just three minutes into the encounter but The Canaries get their equalizer almost immediately as Todd Cantwell tap in Teemu Pukki square play to level the score 1-1 six minutes into the tie.

Another Chelsea Academy graduate Mason Mount restored the lead for the Europa League Champions after 17 minutes before the in-form striker Pukki continued his good run just past the half-hour mark to score and take his goals tally to five from three Premier League to lead the Golden Boot race after three games.But Abraham was to have the last laugh, as he cut inside the Norwich defence before producing a deadly finish past Tim Krul to which the Canaries had no reply.Chelsea had earned just a single point from their first two matches and lost the UEFA Super Cup final to Liverpool on penalties on August 14.