Chelsea Edges West Ham 2-1, Spoils Potter's Stamford Bridge Return

Chelsea achieved a comeback victory over West Ham, winning 2-1 and climbing to fourth place in the Premier League. West Ham took an early lead with Jarrod Bowen capitalizing on a mistake from Levi Colwill, but Chelsea equalized through Pedro Neto in the second half. Aaron Wan-Bissaka's own goal sealed the win for Chelsea, which was their first home victory after trailing at halftime since 2013. Graham Potter, West Ham's manager and former Chelsea boss, expressed frustration over the circumstances of the goals, feeling his team was unlucky. Despite the victory, Chelsea has faced scrutiny for their defensive errors, having dropped points from winning positions in recent matches. The win marked a crucial boost for manager Enzo Maresca amidst ongoing transfer speculation regarding several players.