Morata squandered three big chances as Antonio Conte’s men surrendered their lead and were held to a 2-2 draw at the Emirates.

Hector Bellerin punished the Spanish striker for his missed opportunities as he scored a stunner deep in stoppage time.

Morata has been going through a tricky spell, and has failed to net in his past two Premier League outings.

Neville thinks the 25-year-old is currently lacking confidence in the big moments, and admits he expected Petr Cech to come out on top in the one-on-ones.

“The story for Chelsea will be Morata," Neville said.

"There were three big, big chances. 

“There were two one-one-ones with the goalkeeper and I always think you can miss those, of course you can, they are difficult and you have a lot of time to think.

"The conviction, the purpose and the intent of knowing what you are going to do… it hasn't quite happened.

"When you think about Thierry Henry, when he used to take one-on-ones he was always the favourite. 

“When Morata was going through on goal tonight, you thought the goalkeeper was the favourite.”

Chelsea’s draw sees them stay in third spot, although they are seven points ahead of Arsenal.