Chelsea vs West Ham: David Moyes' side claim sensational win

Arthur Masuaku's late strike condemns Chelsea to defeat

West Ham produced a stunning performance to beat Chelsea 3-2 at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

The Hammers took the lead through Jarrod Bowen in the first half, but goals from Timo Werner and Ben Chilwell turned the match in Chelsea's favor. However, West Ham refused to give up and equalised through Michail Antonio before Masuaku's late winner.

The result was a major blow to Chelsea's hopes of finishing in the top four, while West Ham moved up to seventh place in the table.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel was left frustrated by his team's performance, saying: "We gave away two easy goals and then we were chasing the game. We had chances to score but we didn't take them."

West Ham manager David Moyes was delighted with his team's display, saying: "It was a fantastic performance from the players. We showed great character and determination."

The result leaves Chelsea facing an uphill task to secure a top-four finish. The Blues are now five points behind fourth-placed Arsenal with just three games remaining.

West Ham, meanwhile, have moved into contention for a Europa League place. The Hammers are now just two points behind sixth-placed Manchester United with two games remaining.