Estevao admitted that he did not expect Enzo Fernandez's selfless gesture in Chelsea's 5-1 Champions League win over Ajax on Wednesday. It was a comfortable win

The exciting Brazilian teenager became Chelsea's youngest Champions League scorer - breaking a record set by a team-mate in the same match

Teenager dispatched late first-half spot-kick against Ajax to become Blues’ youngest-ever Champions League goalscorer

Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca said he is not worried about the possibility of complacency setting in despite Estevao's meteoric rise at the club. It is fair t

With a blend of audacity, agility and ability, Estevao Willian went for the overhead kick. He almost scored it, too, the ball flying past the far post of a goalkeeper, in Remko Pasveer, who was in his twenties by the time a prodigy was born.

Estevao Willian (18), Marc Guiu (19) and Tyrique George (19) were all on the scoresheet against Ajax, and that made Chelsea the first team in Champions League history to produce three teenage goalscorers in a single game. No English club had previously achieved that feat in any competition since the formation of the Premier League in 1992-93.

Our writers analyse and evaluate the key talking points from Chelsea's resounding victory over Ajax at home in the Champions League

Enzo Maresca said he feels "lucky" to manage Estêvão and thinks the Brazilian teenager could follow in the footsteps of Cole Palmer to excel in the Chelsea first team.

Chelsea cruised to a 5-1 win over Ajax in the Champions League on Wednesday evening, with Enzo Maresca's side extending their winning run to four matches.

Estevao is the youngest player to score for Chelsea in the Champions League (18 years, 181 days). He is also the third-youngest penalty scorer in the competition behind Bojan Krkic (18y 90d for Barcelona in 2008) and Lamine Yamal (18y 100d for Barcelona on Tuesday).

Brazilian teenage sensation on the same path as Blues talisman after latest star showing against Ajax in the Champions League