West Ham Manager Potter Faces Pressure Ahead Chelsea Match

West Ham United manager Graham Potter faces intense pressure after a 3-0 defeat to newly-promoted Sunderland, making him the favorite to be the first Premier League manager sacked this season. Despite a modest net spend of around £16.5 million on new players, Potter emphasizes that there is no quick fix and spending big does not guarantee success, highlighting the need to work within financial constraints and improve the existing squad. Potter remains confident in his ability and the team's potential to improve, acknowledging the criticism but focusing on resilience and collective effort ahead of their home game against Chelsea, his former club. Chelsea, meanwhile, are seeking their first Premier League win of the season against West Ham and aim to improve their attacking efficiency after a goalless draw with Crystal Palace, with manager Enzo Maresca hoping for better performances from key players like Cole Palmer. Both teams face pivotal moments early in the season, with West Ham under scrutiny following their poor start and Chelsea looking to capitalize on their Club World Cup success.