West Ham United was easily defeated by Chelsea, as the Blues defeated the Irons 5-0 at Stamford Bridge.

There has just been one alteration from the Blues team that defeated Tottenham, with Thiago Silva replacing Alfie Gilchrist. And Chelsea got off to a stronger start.

After a strong start by the hosts, Cole Palmer opened the score in the fifteenth minute with a nice finish. About fifteen minutes later, Conor Gallagher’s incredible volley gave the Hammers’ goalkeeper no chance, making the score 2-0.

Shortly after, the dominating Blues were ahead 3-0. After Silva set up the winger with a spectacular header, Noni Madueke scored from close range.

Chelsea’s lead was four minutes into the second half. Madueke surged through the West Ham defense and gave Nicolas Jackson a selfless assist before tapping the ball into an empty net.

With just over ten minutes remaining, Jackson scored his second goal of the match to make it 5-0 and cap off a commanding Chelsea display. That’s the way things stayed at Stamford Bridge. Bobby Vincent evaluates every Chelsea player that played in SW6 down below.

Petrovic Djordje – 6

In the second half, Petrovic performs admirably to stop James Ward-Prowse from a free kιck. Other than that, though, the Serbian goalie was little used.

Trevoh Chalobah, Number Seven

This afternoon, Chalobah was utilized as right-back. Maybe to counter West Ham’s aerial strength. The 24-year-old also dominated the whole match. A wonderful pass to Madueke, who scored Jackson’s goal.

Silva Thiago – 7

Silva made a fantastic comeback to the Chelsea squad. a dаnger from оffensive set pieces and a dominant presence at the defense, as seen by his significant assist in Madueke’s first-half goal.

Seventh Benoit Badiashile

The rise of Badiashile is still ongoing. The French defender excelled for the Blues once more. Strong, devoted, and composed while in control – this is the Badiashile that we seen in the previous season.

Marc Cucurella: 7

Cucurella keeps up his excellent form. With every game that goes by, the Spaniard gives an even better performance in a role that is growing more comfortable for him.

Moises Caicedo – 8

Lately, Caicedo has been Chelsea’s most reliable player, and against the Hammers, he continued to be so. The Ecuadorian’s timing of interceptions and tackles has significantly improved, and his tenacity has developed dramatically in recent weeks. One another outstanding performance.

Conor Gallagher: 8

Thirty minutes in, Gallagher increased Chelsea’s advantage with a superb volley into the bottom corner. The interim skipper put up another excellent display; his current form has been remarkable.

Nine Noni Madueke

Madueke performs admirably for Palmer’s first goal. He is still a dаnger on the right. He was too much for West Ham to handle. gets exactly what he earned in the first half, scoring a really uncommon header. The amount of growth he’s shown in recent games is evident in his assist on Jackson’s goal. Amazing.

Cole Palmer: 7.5%

Palmer’s first-ever league goal of the season, a strong left-footed finish into the bottom corner, gave the score a head start. persistently attempting to facilitate events for the Blues. He thought back to today’s greatest.

Mykhailo Mudryk (6)

Given Chelsea’s dominance throughout the day, Mudryk would have like to participate more. There were a few lovely moments, but Chelsea’s right flank appeared to be the focus of the action.

Jackson, Nicolas – 9

In the first half, Jackson was unable to position himself to have any genuine, easy opportunities. However, he scored the simplest goal of his career in the beginning of the second period. It was quickly 13 points, his 12th in the Premier League this season. Caicedo put Jackson through, but Jackson remained cool under pressure to slot the ball into the bottom corner.

Replacements: N/A for Christopher Nkunku

It’s great to have him back.

N/A Cesare Casadei

A few more minutes.

Axel Disasi made a fleeting cameo as N/A Solid.

Malo Gusto: Not Available

The return of him will excite Chelsea supporters.

N/A Alfie Gilchrist

was only a few minutes on the field. To be honest, I’m not even sure whether he touched the ball.