Getty/GOALThe England international tried his hardest to inspire Chelsea to another win but his assist wasn't enough.
Chelsea produced arguably their best 45 minutes yet under Enzo Maresca but were unable to beat Crystal Palace after being pegged back in the second half.
Maresca's side started on the front foot and, after Cole Palmer and Noni Madueke both went close to opening the scoring, Nicolas Jackson broke the deadlock when he finished off a superb team move in the 25th minute.
The Blues continued to go in search of a second goal and Palmer saw a free-kick wonderfully tipped behind by Dean Henderson after the restart. Maresca will quickly learn that in the Premier League, missed chances can be punished, and so it proved when Ebere Eze scored a brilliant equaliser from outside the area with only Palace's second shot on target.
Eze's goal breathed new life into the visitors and a Malo Gusto block in the 67th minute denied the England international a glorious opportunity to put Oliver Glasner's side ahead.
Maresca introduced Joao Felix, Mykhailo Mudryk and Christopher Nkunku in the second half but the trio were unable to inspire a winner, with Jackson missing two chances to score in injury time.
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