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Your support makes all the difference.Follow all the action as West Ham welcome West Brom to the London Stadium in the Premier League’s early kick-off this evening.
David Moyes’ side have been in tremendous form this season, with victory against Brighton last time out lifting the Hammers to within touching distance of a European place. Michail Antonio scored the winner then, providing a timely boost after the sale of Sebastien Haller to Ajax earlier this month. The club are continuing to search for a replacement, but that appears to not be an urgent cause for concern with West Ham now unbeaten in all competitions since 21 December.
Meanwhile, West Brom come into the fixture with renewed momentum after a vital 3-2 victory over rivals Wolves last week. That result has breathed life into Sam Allardyce’s rescue mission, with the Baggies now just five points adrift of safety. Allardyce knows the Hammers well after his four-year stint in charge of the club between 2011 and 2015 and believes it’s vital his side do not concede first to have a chance of taking all three points. Follow all the action live below:
Leicester outclass Chelsea to go top and leave Frank Lampard under fire
Leicester 2-0 Chelsea: Foxes took a one point lead at the summit as the Blues faltered again
Leicester have kept consecutive Premier League clean sheets for the first time since a run of four from October to November 2019.
Player ratings as Leicester defeat Chelsea
Leicester 2-0 Chelsea: Ndidi and Maddison struck in the first half to send the Foxes to the summit
Leicester 2 - 0 Chelsea
90+3 mins: Full time. Leicester are top of the table! It’s four defeat in five on the road for Frank Lampard’s Chelsea team now. Concerns for them but nothing but joy for Brendan Rodgers and his Foxes.
Leicester 2 - 0 Chelsea
90 mins: Three minutes of added time to go. Leicester’s free kick comes to nothing.
Leicester 2 - 0 Chelsea
89 mins: Kelechi Iheanacho comes on for Leicester replacing Jamie Vardy for the last few minutes. James Justin is brought down to the left of the Chelsea penalty area. Ziyech is shown a yellow card for the tackle.
Leicester 2 - 0 Chelsea
86 mins: Goal! Oh no, it’s not. Chelsea win a free kick on the left side of the pitch. It’s whipped into the box and drops for Timo Werner who slots it into the back of the net. The offside flag goes up and VAR doesn’t come to Chelsea’s rescue.
Leicester 2 - 0 Chelsea
81 mins: Jamie Vardy is played into the box with a beautifully weighted pass from the right wing. He collects the ball and checks it past Rudiger. He wants to shoot but the ball rolls away from him and Mendy scoops it up befire he can take the shot.
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