Ross Barkley revealed Chelsea players held up their hands and confessed they were not good enough after failing to win again at the Bridge.

Tammy Abraham scored twice in the first 43 minutes, the first after a mistake from keeper Dean Henderson and the second after a collision between Jack O’Connell and John Egan.

But the Blues frittered away their 2-0 half-time lead to draw with Sheffield United at Stamford Bridge, with Kurt Zouma scoring an own goal in the 87th minute.

“There’s loads of ­talent in there in the changing room. The players we’ve got are ­unbelievable but today we weren’t at the level we should be. We didn’t perform well”, Barkley said as cited by the Mirror.

“You’ve just got to try and make things happen and we didn’t create enough chances, didn’t hit the ­target as much as we should have.

“But we all know. We all spoke in the changing room after the game and we all held our hands up. Tammy scored two goals but he can’t win the game on his own.”