Chelsea 2 - 1 West Ham Utd - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

Chelsea 2 - 1 West Ham Utd

Thiago Silva - Chilwell 76' 62' Michail Antonio
Chilwell - Havertz 88'

3 Shots on Target 3
5 Shots off Target 3
10 Corners 3
6 Fouls 11
1 Offsides 1
2 Saves 1
4 Yellow Cards 2
68% Possession 32%









Cards
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Ruben Loftus-Cheek 9' 54' Michail Antonio
Marc Cucurella 35' 90+2' Thilo Kehrer
Reece James 55'
Kai Havertz 90+8'




球場: Stamford Bridge, London
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開賽: 15:00 Sat, 03 Sep 2022
主裁: Andy Madley



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https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/article/
the-debrief-match-changing-subs-help-blues-win-it-late

The Debrief: Match-changing subs help Blues win it late

04 SEP 2022


Following a dramatic turnaround victory for Chelsea on Saturday afternoon
at Stamford Bridge, we use some of the relevant statistics from the game
to assess the major talking points…


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An old rivalry in the traditional 3pm kick-off slot did not disappoint for
action in the end, even if the contest did simmer a little under the boil
for the opening hour as the Blues toiled up against West Ham's rearguard
resistance.


Michail Antonio bundled the visitors in front before substitutes Ben
Chilwell and Kai Havertz fired back in response, sealing a 2-1 victory
after Thomas Tuchel's men were reprieved with a late VAR decision to
disallow Maxwel Cornet's strike in stoppage time.


== Fighting from behind ==


This was the second time this season the Blues have conceded first, though
unlike our away defeat at Leeds United, we were able to find a response on
this occasion to eventually claim all three points.


In fact, it was the first time in over 13 years we have recovered to win a
Premier League home game after conceding the opening goal in the second
half. The last time was against Stoke City in January 2009 when Juliano
Belletti and Frank Lampard found the net in the final two minutes.


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While pleased with the win, Tuchel will surely want to see improvements in
the performance levels over the coming weeks as Champions League football
returns to add to our busy schedule. The head coach will also be keen for
his side to reduce the chaos and manage the state of play in games better.


In our six league matches so far in 2022/23, we have led for just 29 per
cent of the time (157 of 540 minutes), meaning the vast majority of the
time has been spent pushing for a way back into the contest. By contrast,
Arsenal have led for 67 per cent and Manchester City for 52 per cent of
their league matches to date.


== Right-side reliance ==


With Reece James operating at wing-back, Chelsea stacked most of their
attacking endeavours down that flank in an attempt to break West Ham's
deep defensive structure. Over the course of the game, 40 per cent of our
attacks came down that side, with Conor Gallagher handed responsibility to
link play with his fellow Academy graduate.


Only our three centre-backs plus Ruben Loftus-Cheek had more Chelsea
touches than James's 68, with a pass accuracy of 91 per cent and two
successful dribbles. Yet our three shots on target in the game came from
those introduced off the bench, illustrating the struggles endured by the
starters and the impact of the substitutes.


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Armando Broja, Havertz and Chilwell were the trio who caused Lukasz
Fabianski the most concern, with the latter pair beating West Ham's Polish
keeper with a late salvo.


Both goals came after the three were sent on, with Chilwell becoming the
first Blues defender to score and assist from the bench in the Premier
League, and both came down the left as the defender offered a stronger
aerial and attacking threat.


https://twitter.com/OptaJoe/status/1566384904417443840

1+1 - Against West Ham, Ben Chilwell became the 17th player to score and
asssist from the bench for Chelsea in the Premier League, and the first
defender to do so. Game-changer.


At the back, it was a solid debut for Wesley Fofana on the right of the
back three, with nobody on the field winning more tackles than the new
signing's three.


Thiago Silva was also impeccable once again, with a game-high 117 touches
plus eight duels won and four accurate long passes, including the assist
for Chilwell's equaliser.


Our late goals also extended Hammers boss David Moyes's winless run at
Stamford Bridge to 18 matches (seven draws and 11 defeats).

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