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West Ham threw away another lead — and this time it felt inevitable.

After going 2-0 up at Stamford Bridge, the warning signs were already there. The away end felt it. The players felt it. Chelsea certainly felt it. Yet once again, West Ham retreated… and once again, it ended in defeat.

This was my daughter’s first ever away game. A kind West Ham fan told her she wouldn’t see many like it. Sadly, we’ve seen this film far too often already this season.

The turning point? Nuno Espirito Santo’s decision to bring on Max Kilman. Not with hindsight — the moment it happened, the message was clear: we’re sitting back. That single substitution drained the belief from the stands, invited pressure, and told Chelsea exactly what was coming next.

To be fair, Nuno deserves credit for an excellent first half and the bold 4-4-2 approach. But this system demands relentless energy, depth up front, and belief for the full 95 minutes — and right now, West Ham simply don’t have the tools to sustain it.

Everyone knew Chelsea would score.

Everyone… except the manager.

This video breaks down the key moments, the tactical mistake that changed the game, and why West Ham’s habit of surrendering leads is becoming a serious problem.

👇 Let me know your thoughts in the comments — was this loss avoidable?



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