The winner in (one of the many) London derbies was West Ham! David Moyes’ team prevailed 3-1 welcoming her Chelsea for the 2nd matchday of the Premier League, with the newly acquired Ward-Prowse to star.
A result that marked the first “three points” of the season for the “hammers” (it was preceded by a 1-1 draw with Bournemouth), with the “blues” left with just one point, that in the derby with Liverpool (1-1 ).
In his matches now, the hosts were more active at the start. They were lucky to take the lead in the score just at 7′through Ward-Prowse’s corner kick and header Agerd.
However, Chelsea equalized very quickly. First, he equalized with his excellent energy Chuquamecawho opened an account with her jersey on 28′. In fact, the visitors could achieve a complete reversal, however Fernandes missed a penalty kick at 43′. Something that West Ham took advantage of in the second half.
In the 53′therefore, the Ward-Prowse showed his main competitive quality again, making a second assist, this time for him Antonio.
Things got difficult at 67′ for West Ham, as o Agerd dismissed with second yellow card. However, the “hammers” not only endured, but in stoppage time (90’+5′) they also scored a third goal, with a penalty shot by Packages.
It should be noted that he made his debut for Chelsea Caicedowho entered the field in the 61st minute.
The schedule for the 2nd matchday:
Friday (18/08)
Nottingham-Sheffield United 2-1
(3′ Avonigi, 90′ Wood – 48′ Hammer)
Saturday (19/08)
Fulham-Bradford 0-3
(44′ Visa, 66′, 90+3′ Embomo)
Liverpool-Bournemouth 2-1
(28′ Diaz, 36′ Salah pen. – 3′ Semenio)
Wolves-Brighton 1-4
(61′ Huang – 15′ Mitoma, 46′ Estoupinian, 51′, 55′ March)
Tottenham-Manchester G. 2-0
(49′ Pape Matar Sar, 83′ auto. Martines)
Manchester S.-Newcastle 1-0
(31′ Alvares)
Sunday (20/08)
Aston Villa-Everton 4-0 (18′ McGinn, 24′ Douglas Luiz, 51′ Bailey, 74′ Duran)
West Ham-Chelsea 3-1
(7′ Agerd, 53′ Antonio, 90’+5′ Ward-Prowse – 28′ Chuquamenka)
Monday (21/08)
Crystal Palace-Arsenal (22:00)
The next (3rd) matchday:
Friday 25/8
Chelsea-Luton (22:00)
Saturday 26/8
Bournemouth-Tottenham (14:30)
Arsenal-Foula, (17:00)
Brentford-Crystal Palace
Everton-Wolves
Manchester United-Nottingham Forest
Brighton-West Ham (19:30)
Sunday 26/8
Burnley-Aston Villa (16:00)
Sheffield United-Manchester City
Newcastle-Liverpool (18:30)
Source: Sport Fm
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