Chelsea had 67% possession but only scraped a 2-1 win against West Ham. More possession than a politician has hot air, but was it enough? #BritishHumour #FootballAnalysis #PremierLeague
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Chelsea vs West Ham: Squeaky 2-1 Win! 🔥 – 67% Possession, More Shots Than Sense

Chelsea vs West Ham: Squeaky 2-1 Win! 🔥 – 67% Possession, More Shots Than Sense

Chelsea Edge Past West Ham: Tactical Masterclass or Just Plain Lucky, Mate?

Blimey, Chelsea, with a frankly ludicrous 67% possession, almost bottled it against West Ham! A squeaky 2-1 victory at Stamford Bridge – was it tactical genius or just a bit of jammy good fortune? Are the Blues genuine contenders, or are we just seeing Harry Kane’s trophy cabinet vibes all over again?

The 3 Keys to the Match

  1. Possession is Nine Tenths of the Law… Except When It Isn’t: Chelsea hogged the ball like they were auditioning for a Pep Guardiola tribute act, but struggled to break down a stubborn West Ham defence. All that possession, and for what? More cutting edge needed, pronto.
  2. West Ham ‘Parking the Bus’ and Almost Getting Away With It: With a measly 33% possession, West Ham played on the counter like their lives depended on it. Their goal, a textbook smash and grab, nearly silenced Stamford Bridge. Almost pulled off the heist of the century!
  3. Chelsea’s Late Show – Just About Good Enough: Going behind seemed to finally wake Chelsea up in the second half. The goals eventually came, but it was hardly a walk in the park. You’d expect a bit more swagger from a team chasing Champions League spots.

The Bonkers Stat

Zero offsides for Chelsea! For a team with that much of the ball, it’s frankly baffling. Perfect positional play, or just a lack of risk-taking and runs in behind? You decide.

Tags : Chelsea, West Ham, Premier League, Football, Analysis, Tactics, Possession, Goals, Stamford Bridge

Detailed Match

Stadium Type
Stamford Bridge Premier League

Team Statistics

Team Score Possession (%) Total Shots Corners Offside Who put the ball in the net? Goals
CHELSEA 2 67% 21 4 0 P. Neto, A. Wan-Bissaka (og) 64, 74′
WEST HAM 1 33% 13 3 1 J. Bowen 42′

By Luke Gardner

A former amateur player turned analyst, Luke Gardner provides technical breakdowns of the most contested matches on his blog. With an educational approach, he caters to both passionate fans and newcomers, explaining tactics and coaches’ decisions in a straightforward manner. Luke is known for his often accurate predictions and articles that captivate readers from the first line. [fic]

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