Chelsea pulled off an incredible comeback, overturning a two-goal half-time deficit to beat West Ham 3-2 in a thrilling London derby at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea looked disjointed in the first half, with West Ham taking a 2-0 lead through Jarrod Bowen and Crysencio Summerville.

But the Chelsea boss made three key substitutions at halftime, bringing on Joao Pedro, Wesley Fofana, and Marc Cucurella, which completely changed the game.

The second half was a different story, with Chelsea dominating possession and creating chances. Pedro headed home a Fofana cross to pull one back, and then Cucurella equalized with a diving header after a scramble in the box.

The hosts pushed for the winner, and it was Enzo Fernandez who delivered in stoppage time, turning home a Pedro cross to seal the comeback win. It was a dramatic finish to a game that had plenty of twists and turns.

West Ham had looked comfortable in the lead, but Chelsea’s relentless pressure paid off in the end. The win moves Chelsea into the top four, while West Ham’s struggles continue, with a seventh defeat in eight London derbies.

Rosenior’s tactical changes made all the difference, and his team showed great character to come back from behind. Chelsea fans will be delighted with the win, but West Ham will be kicking themselves after giving up a two-goal lead.