Joker said that despite Chelsea's goal in the game, HakimZiyech was not happy

Chelsea player Jocor believes HakimZiyeh "clearly got something he wasn't happy with" as the winger failed to celebrate the goal in Tuesday night's 1-1 draw with Brighton.

The 28-year-old scored just his second Premier League goal of the season, opening the scoring at Amex, but when his teammates came to congratulate him, he barely laughed.

The Blues were later breached by Adam Webster's header and had to end with a 1-point finish, with the faint hopes of a Premier League title challenge taking another hit.

Cole, who has won three Premier League titles with the Blues, was puzzled to see Ziyeh's reaction after scoring the goal, saying it made his teammates "very uncomfortable".

That's what you're fighting for," Cole told BT Sport. He's a fantastic genius, he probably hasn't made a name for himself in the Premier League yet, which is very different from the Dutch league, you see him in duels and he can be stronger.

"What you can't question is his ability, he's second to none in terms of possession, his technique, he's a fantastic player.

Ziyeh's goal at Brighton was celebrated very calmly

But not celebrating, it wasn't satisfactory, just for him as a lad. If he's on my team, I'll have him say, "Come on! "

Kerr believes the former Ajax player is clearly unhappy, probably having started just eight Premier League games so far this season, although the Morocco international has now started the last two, so his mood should improve.

The former England star said: "When the lads are unhappy and not on the pitch, if you come off the bench and score goals, it's a release of energy. ”

"He'll think in his heart, it's a message to management (not celebrating), but the message is the goal. Take a 1-0 lead in the Premier League with a great goal, enjoy it.

'He obviously has something he's not happy with, but keep doing what you do on the pitch and affect the game and you'll play regularly.