Chelsea were held to a 1-1 draw against West Ham as they dropped points for the third Premier League game in a row.
Joao Felix opened the scoring with a fine volleyed finish, while Kai Havertz and Felix also had goals disallowed for offside.
The Hammers fought back and former Chelsea player Emerson levelled in the first half.
Both teams cancelled each other out in the second half before Tomas Soucek had a late goal disallowed for offside.
Chelsea were held to a 1-1 draw by West Ham in the Premier League on Saturday lunchtime
Joao Felix opened his Chelsea account with a composed volley past Lukasz Fabianski
The Chelsea loanee returned to the starting line up after serving his three-match suspension
Felix put in a superb display and was at the heart of everything Chelsea did going forward
Former Chelsea defender Emerson levelled for the Hammers against the run of play
It was a fine finish from the Brazilian who spent four years at Chelsea making 71 appearances
Tomas Soucek thought he had won the game late on but his goal was ruled out by VAR
Felix also had a goal disallowed as Chelsea were in complete control during the early stages
Kai Havertz also had one ruled out when he finished a team move after a superb Mudryk pass
West Ham lost Lucas Paqueta to a shoulder injury early on after he had a nasty landing
Before they were pegged back, Graham Potter’s new-look side were looking extremely bright
British record £107m signing Enzo Fernandez went about his work impressively in midfield
It was a scrappy second half as neither team was able to break the other one down
It was Chelsea’s third draw in succession, with the Blues only scoring once in those games.
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