Chelsea 3 - 0 West Ham Utd - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

Chelsea 3 - 0 West Ham Utd

Mount - Thiago Silva 10'
Werner - Abraham 78'
Abraham 80'

7 Shots on Target 0
4 Shots off Target 6
5 Corners 4
11 Fouls 6
0 Offsides 4
0 Saves 4
0 Yellow Cards 0
54% Possession 46%







球場: Stamford Bridge, London
觀眾: 0
開賽: 20:00 Mon, 21 Dec 2020
主裁: Chris Kavanagh



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https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2020/12/22/the-debrief--mount-s-silva-service

The Debrief: Mount's Silva service

22 Dec 2020


Our statistical analysis of last night's game highlights key performances
from Mason Mount and Thiago Silva, who combined for our opening goal, as
we returned to winning ways with a 3-0 victory over West Ham United.


https://i.imgur.com/JJCZBoZ.jpg


== Mounting an offensive ==


It was a notable evening for Mason Mount right from kick-off, as the
midfielder made his 50th Premier League appearance for Chelsea at the age
of 21 years and 346 days. That made him the youngest Englishman to reach
that landmark for the Blues for 18 years, since John Terry hit that figure
in 2002.


It only got better for Mount from there too, as he provided the assist for
Thiago Silva to score our first goal just nine minutes into his
half-century appearance.


The fact that opener came from a corner was also significant, as it was
the eighth time we have scored via that method in the Premier League this
season, more than any other team. It was also the third time in 2020/21 we
have scored specifically with a header from a Mount corner.


That combination proved to be the usually solid West Ham's Kryptonite, as
before last night they were the only Premier League side not to have
conceded from a set-piece during the current campaign.


https://i.imgur.com/ncTqGGA.jpg


It wasn't just from dead-ball situations Mount posed a threat to the
Hammers defence either. His four key passes were twice as many as any
other player on the pitch and he provided the joint-highest number of
crosses into the box, eight, along with Vladimir Coufal and Aaron
Cresswell, but he found a team-mate with four of those crosses compared to
just two for the West Ham duo.


== Sterling work from Silva ==


Thiago Silva got on the end of Mount's early corner to score a fine header
and set us on our way to victory and it was another dominant performance
overall from the Brazilian.


That was one of seven aerial balls the defender won against the Hammers,
the highest of any Chelsea player. In addition, he made seven clearances,
more than any other player, and his three interceptions was the joint
highest, with Jorginho.


It may be surprising, then, that he made just one tackle, compared to
Cesar Azpilicueta's high of five. However, with all those interceptions,
headers and clearances, it seems he just reads the game so well he wins
the ball before it gets to the opposition strikers!


https://i.imgur.com/YewL1xq.jpg


Thiago Silva's influence in possession was also in evidence against West
Ham, as his 95 touches were the most by anyone, his 92.2 per cent passing
accuracy was the best of Chelsea's starting XI and the 77 passes he made
was the highest number on the pitch by some margin, ahead of second-placed
Kurt Zouma's 63.


== Other statistical highlights ==


Our other two goals were both scored by Tammy Abraham in the second half,
with just 101 seconds separating the two strikes. Even more impressively,
he found the net twice from just two shots, as he scored twice in the same
game for the first time since his hat-trick against Wolverhampton
Wanderers in September 2019.


https://i.imgur.com/AuHELu5.jpg


Fellow forward Timo Werner's four shots was the highest number of any
player against West Ham last night and although none of them found the
net, two were on target and saved by Lukasz Fabianski, while one hit the
crossbar.


The only one which was off target turned into an important assist, as it
was guided in by Abraham to score our second goal of the night, and
relieve the pressure the Hammers had been exerting in the second half.

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