Tammy Abraham missed the Chelsea's flight home from Norwich after his double helped Frank Lampard secure a first League win since taking the reins at Stamford Bridge.
After starting the season with defeat at Manchester United, a Super Cup penalty shoot-out loss to Liverpool and a draw at home to Leicester, Lampard finally tasted victory with a 3-2 success at Carrow Road.
It was a special afternoon for Abraham as he hit his first goals for Chelsea, having joined the academy in 2004.
Abraham's winner prompted jubilant scenes in the away end on a weekend when rivals Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham all slipped up.
The 21-year-old, though, was not allowed to join his team-mates on the flight back from East Anglia as he was forced to wait behind after the game to supply a urine sample.
Speaking after his brace, Abraham told Chelsea's website: "I have always believed in myself.
"I know I have had a bit of a sticky time at the start of the season, but I'm someone who doesn't let that affect me. It drives me on.
"Now I have scored two good goals and hopefully I can keep scoring for Chelsea.
"This is football at the end of the day. You just have to enjoy it as much as you can. It's not a long career, so while you're out there you just have to give your best and just enjoy it."
