Chelsea remain in the hunt for Champions League qualification after ending Burnley's winning streak with a 2-1 victory at Turf Moor on Thursday
Victor Moses struck a 69th-minute winner to move Antonio Conte's side to within five points of fourth-placed Tottenham with four games to play and the result will build confidence ahead of Sunday's FA Cup semi-final against Southampton
Kevin Long's unfortunate own goal (20) had given Chelsea a first-half lead, which was cancelled out by Ashley Barnes' fortuitous strike (64), but Burnley's run of five successive victories would ultimately be ended by last season's champions
Sean Dyche's side remain in seventh place as they continue to fight for a Europa League spot, but are now two points behind Arsenal having played a game more
Chelsea opened the scoring in unlikely fashion in the 20th minute when Victor Moses crossed from the right and Pope failed to punch the ball away, instead palming the ball onto the knee and then hand of his own defender Long and seeing it rebound into the net
The goalkeeper was at fault for the goal, but twice denied the wasteful Alvaro Morata in the first half, clearing an early shot across goal with his legs before rushing off his line to stop the striker getting a shot away
Morata, who started in a front two alongside Olivier Giroud, was guilty of a glaring miss 10 minutes after half-time when he was played clean through by N'Golo Kante, but after taking two touches to set himself steered the ball narrowly wide of the post
And Chelsea were even more frustrated in the 64th minute when Burnley equalised in fortunate circumstances
 Johann Berg Gudmundsson struck a low shot from 20 yards which was heading wide, but it took a fierce deflection off Barnes, wrong-footing Thibaut Courtois and finding its way into the far corner
But the away side restored their lead five minutes later when Emerson's left-wing cross found Moses unmarked eight yards from goal and he drilled a low shot past Pope at his near post
Eden Hazard emerged from the bench for the final 20 minutes, but the victory was rarely under threat in the closing stages and Conte still has a top-four finish - as well as FA Cup glory - in his sights this season
 "I'm really pleased with our growing mentality
 It's not easy to take the game on when you're 1-0 down at half-time to Chelsea
 I thought we did, we really took the game on
 So there are certainly no disappointments, we were playing a top side and we are getting closer
""I'm very pleased with performance of our strikers, with and without the ball
 With the ball they showed great links and combinations
 I'm very pleased with Morata and Giroud, in the future they deserve the chance to play with two strikers
"Sky Sports co-commentator Andy Hinchcliffe was full of praise for the Chelsea match-winner, saying: "It has to be Victor Moses
 He's got dangerous crosses in, he's scored, he's worked hard defensively and he's done everything you need from a wing-back
 He's a player perfect for that position
"Next up for Chelsea is an FA Cup semi-final at Wembley against Southampton on Sunday, before they resume their Premier League campaign at Swansea on the following Saturday evening
 Burnley travel to Stoke on Sunday afternoon as they continue their push for European football
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