Ekun Samuel, 4th August 2016, 7:00AM
Chelsea bounced back from a disappointing defeat to Spanish champions Real Madrid, beating AC Milan in their final International Champions Cup game.
It was Brazilian Oscar who stole the show of the game as he inspired Chelsea with a brace in the second half. Bertrand Traore put the Londoners in front when he scored a rebound after Victor Moses' shot could only be parried by Milan keeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.
Milan levelled before the break through a fine set-play from Giacomo Bonaventura.
The Brazilian display at the defeat in the hands of Spanish champions Real Madrid was reportedly been criticized for his lack of support for the team, and desire to play, which sparked speculation of his move away from Stamford Bridge as his style of play doesn't fit Conte idea of football.
The Brazilian has proved doubters wrong and was instrumental at recording victory for the Blues. Oscar put Chelsea ahead 69th minute through a penalty, before doubling up with three minutes from time with assist of rejuvenated Juan Caudrado.
Chelsea Boss Antonio Conte was well impressed with Oscar's performance and stress his importance of him been part of his team for the new season.
