Thomas Tuchel has challenged Chelsea to stop fixating on the scoreboard and coasting when in the lead. The Blues rounded off their Champions League Group H campaign with a galling 3-3 draw at Zenit St Petersburg, finishing second behind Juventus. The Stamford Bridge side had already secured their slot in the last 16, but twice squandered control in Russia – to take their goals conceded tally to six in two matches. A frustrated Tuchel insisted his players were still taking his messages on board, but have fallen into a bad habit of relaxing once ahead in matches. Image: Claudinho celebrates his equalising strike Chelsea will jump straight from Russia to hosting Leeds in the Premier League on Saturday, where Tuchel will demand standards rise quickly, especially in light of last weekend’s 3-2 defeat at West Ham. “I won’t take it personally that you make a judgement here that my players are not listening to me, which I don’t find so nice but I leave it with you and your opinion...