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West Ham starting lineup vs Chelsea confirmed; David Moyes makes two big changes from Tottenham draw

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West Ham starting lineup vs Chelsea:

Lukasz Fabianski, Emerson, Kurt Zouma, Thilo Kehrer, Vladimir Coufal, Declan Rice, Tomas Soucek, Lucas Paqueta, Jarrod Bowen, Pablo Fornals, Michail Antonio

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West Ham travel to Stamford Bridge to take on Chelsea in the three o’clock kick-off this afternoon.

The Hammers have made vast improvements over the past two games, taking four points from games against Aston Villa away and Tottenham at home.

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Meanwhile, Chelsea have made an incredibly inconsistent start to their 2022/23 Premier League season, winning two, losing two and drawing one of their opening five games.

This should be a belter at the Bridge today, with both teams in need of a positive result.

West Ham starting lineup vs Chelsea confirmed

David Moyes has made two big changes from the side that drew with Tottenham at the London Stadium on Wednesday night.

In come new signings Lucas Paqueta and Emerson in place of Said Benrahma and Aaron Cresswell.

Let’s hope that Moyes has got his team selection and tactics spot on today.

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Chelsea away is always a hard game but we hope that the Hammers players take it to the hosts, rather than sit back and invite pressure onto themselves.

Chelsea are there for the taking in my opinion.

The West Ham starting lineup vs Chelsea has more than enough about it to cause Thomas Tuchel’s side all sorts of problems this afternoon.

Let’s just hope that we don’t approach the match with a defensive mindset.

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