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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24982371" data-attributes="member: 158020">Chelsea 0-1 West Ham: Cresswell hits winner as Lampard's men lose again<img src="http://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/11/30/16/21651878-0-image-a-13_1575130597781.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Aaron Cresswell scored a goal any full-back would be proud of as West   Ham ended their seven-game Premier League winless streak by beating  Chelsea 1-0 at Stamford Bridge.The Hammers became only the second side to win at Chelsea in the league  this season and Frank Lampard's side, who lost at Manchester City a week  prior, could have few complaints about the result.With  Tammy Abraham sidelined and N'Golo Kante among the substitutes,  Chelsea  lacked a cutting edge in attack and guile in midfield as West  Ham's  Mark Noble and Declan Rice were given the run of the park.Cresswell scored the winner early in the second half and West Ham  could  have extended their lead before surviving a late rally from the  hosts  to secure their first victory since they beat Manchester United on  September 22 and provide a lift to under-fire manager Manuel Pellegrini.Mason  Mount drove Chelsea forward, surging through midfield with the  ball at  his feet, and he almost opened the scoring from the edge of the  box but  slipped as he struck a left-footed drive into the body of  David Martin,  the 33-year-old making his Premier League debut.Christian Pulisic  and Kurt Zouma both fired wide from close range but  Chelsea's defensive  frailties were in evidence when Robert Snodgrass  was given time and  space to whip in a cross that Michail Antonio headed  into Kepa  Arrizabalaga's hands with the goal at his mercy.Olivier Giroud  had the chance to open the scoring three minutes from  half-time when  Martin parried Mateo Kovacic's shot into his path but  the France  international's attempt to flick it over the goalkeeper from   point-blank range failed miserably, and Pulisic blazed over the  crossbar  just before the interval.Three minutes into the second half West  Ham exploited the ample space  afforded to them in Chelsea's half when  Pablo Fornals fed Cresswell,  who skilfully cut inside Reece James and  curled a shot with his weaker  right foot into the far corner of the net  with Kepa at full  stretch.Kepa had to be alert to save Fabian  Balbuena's powerful header  just before the hour mark and Antonio had the  ball in the net 10  minutes later only for his bundled effort to be  ruled out for handball.Chelsea only began to show the kind of  urgency the situation required  when Lampard sent on Callum Hudson-Odoi,  whose nimble feet on the left  wing caused havoc but failed to create a  clear chance as the visitors  clung on.</blockquote>

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