Chelsea made a thrilling comeback tonight, securing all three points after initially going behind in the first half due to a costly mistake from defender Levi Colwill. The young center-back gifted West Ham an opening goal with a misplaced pass that was easily intercepted.
Notably, Chelsea’s usual No. 1 goalkeeper, Robert Sánchez, was benched for the match following costly errors in his last outing against Manchester City. In his place, Jorgensen was handed a starting role. However, it seemed as though Sánchez’s struggles had transferred to Levi Colwill who started ahead of recalled loanee Trevoh Chalobah. Colwill made several errors, one of which directly led to West Ham’s goal.
Despite the defensive lapses, Chelsea managed to turn things around. Pedro Neto scored the equalizer, giving the team a much-needed boost. The winning moment came when Cole Palmer’s well-struck free kick deflected off Aaron Wan-Bissaka and was ruled an own goal.
With this victory, Chelsea keeps their hopes of a top-four finish alive, especially after Manchester City stumbled to second place Arsenal.
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