Chelsea coach Antonio Conte has explained why he had to bring on Victor Moses and two other substitutes with seven minutes remaining in his team<span class=\"\\&quot;st\\&quot;\">&rsquo;s 2-1 loss to Liverpool on Friday night. <br /><br />Prior to the clash at Stamford Bridge, the Blues had netted nine times in the English top-flight, with five of those strikes coming in the last ten minutes. <br /><br />&ldquo;In the second half we started with the same players and you saw another game, with great intensity,&rdquo; Conte told chelseafc.com.<br /><br /></span><span class=\"\\&quot;st\\&quot;\"><span class=\"\\&quot;st\\&quot;\">&ldquo;</span>We scored the goal and created chances so for this reason I waited to make the substitutions. In the last 10 minutes I changed three players to try to give freshness and change the result.</span><span class=\"\\&quot;st\\&quot;\"><span class=\"\\&quot;st\\&quot;\">&rdquo;<br /><br /></span>The Italian managed continued : </span><span class=\"\\&quot;st\\&quot;\"><span class=\"\\&quot;st\\&quot;\">&ldquo;</span>In that moment I had to decide whether or not to put two wingers in. I wanted to change a midfielder to put Fabregas on but it could have been Batshuayi and not either Moses or Pedro. <br /><br /></span><span class=\"\\&quot;st\\&quot;\"><span class=\"\\&quot;st\\&quot;\">&ldquo;</span>I needed to put Hazard closer to Diego.</span><span class=\"\\&quot;st\\&quot;\"><span class=\"\\&quot;st\\&quot;\">&rdquo;<br /><br />Moses, 25, racked up his 50th Chelsea appearance against Liverpool, for whom he made 19 Premier League appearances during the 2013-2014 season.<br /><br />Igho Kingsley <br /></span></span>