Right, that's all from us.

Chelsea end their pre-season campaign on a high before getting their Premier League campaign under way next week against Fulham at Craven Cottage (Monday 24 August, 20:00 BST).

As for the rest of today, you can keep up with the scores of the other pre-season games here and we've got live updates from Manchester United v AC Milan here.

Here's how Chelsea's pre-season has shaped up:

28 July:Western Sydney Wanderers 4-6 Chelsea (Accor Stadium, Sydney)

1 August: Chelsea 1-2 Tottenham (Accor Stadium, Sydney)

5 August:Chelsea 0-1 Juventus (Kai Tak Stadium, Hong Kong)

8 August:Chelsea 3-0 AC Milan (Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, Jakarta)

11 August:Johor Darul Ta'zim 3-3 Chelsea (Sultan Ibrahim Stadium, Johor)

15 August:Chelsea 3-1 Real Sociedad (Stamford Bridge)

A really good second half from Joao Pedro. Plenty for Xabi Alonso to be pleased with.

Will it be another special season for him? He looks fresh and firing.

Fantasy Premier League managers rubbing their hands already, I reckon.

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A much better second half than first for Chelsea and they get the win in their final pre-season game before the Premier League season starts next week.

Into the final minute and it's all been pretty flat since those substitutions.

Three minutes added on at the end of this one.

Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport Newcastle United reporter at St James' Park

Malick Thiaw, wearing the captain's armband today, rises highest at the back post to head from from Anthony Elanga's corner. That change of kit has done the job for Newcastle United.

Nice ball from Romeo Lavia to Joao Pedro and he plays to Estevao just inside the penalty area.

Cries for the Brazilian to shoot and he obliges but sends it over the bar.

Good work down the left from Real Sociedad and there's a shirt pull in there which awards them a free-kick.

Jamie Gittens is brought down on the left-hand side of the penalty box.

Just over five minutes to go plus stoppages.

Off: Moises Caicedo, Cole Palmer, Levi Colwill, Pedro Neto, Marco Palestra

On: Estevao, Jamie Gittens, Pep Chavarria, Jorrel Hato, Remeo Lavia

It's all gone a bit quiet so, here come the changes...

By the way, Enzo Fernandez is wearing the captain's armband with Reece James now on the bench.

Here comes the hydration break.

Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport Newcastle United reporter at St James' Park

This is a hydration break with a difference.

Newcastle United have opted to change their black and white home kit to a lilac third kit during the break in play as Matthias Jaissle gathers his players around to deliver instructions on a tactics board.

New kit, new team for the rest of the half?

Enzo Fernandez wins the header from the corner and nods wide.

If he scores will Chelsea fans cheer?

Enzo Fernandez getting booed by his own fans. Ouch.

You have to think he will also get a pretty negative reception at most English stadiums this season because of the World Cup antics.

Boos for Enzo Fernandez from the supporters.

Whether that is because of the links with a move away from the club or because of his behaviour at the World Cup, who knows.

Either way, not ideal.

Some cheers follow but it's certainly 50-50.

Right, there come the changes.

Off: Morgan Rogers, Maxence Lacroix and Reece James.

On: Enzo Fernandez, Josh Acheampong and Malo Gusto.