Chelsea 3-2 West Ham: Fernandez’s late goal gives Blues win and ends Premier League jinx | OneFootball

Chelsea made it three consecutive Premier League wins under manager Liam Rosenior, coming from behind to beat West Ham United 3-2 at Stamford Bridge on Saturday evening.

Coming off the back of his historic feat against Sunderland, Jarrod Bowen gave West Ham the lead on seven minutes, converting Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s cross into the far post.

Crysencio Summerville doubled West Ham’s advantage in the 36th minute following a well-worked move.

After receiving a pass from Bowen, Wan-Bissaka cut the ball back for Summerville to steer the ball into the top corner.

West Ham started the second half on the front foot with Robert Sanchez making two consecutive saves to deny Mateus Fernandes and Bowen.

Wesley Fofana and Joao Pedro, who came on after the break, combined to halve Chelsea’s deficit as the former chipped a pass to the far post for the latter to score.

Another substitute, Marc Cucurella, helped the hosts complete the comeback in the 70th minute with a diving header.

Four minutes from time, Jean-Clair Todibo squandered a golden chance to restore West Ham’s lead, striking the crossbar from close range.

Todibo’s miss proved costly as Enzo Fernandez completed the turnaround in stoppage-time with a right-footed finish, sealing a dramatic victory for the Blues.

The West Ham defender was sent off before the final whistle, adding salt to the visitors’ wound.

For the first time in the Premier League history, Chelsea have come from two goals down at half-time to win a league match.