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West Ham vs. Crystal Palace: The best pictures from Saturday’s win

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West Ham won for the third consecutive game on Saturday to climb up the league table.

Crystal Palace visited the London Stadium but were beaten 3-2 by West Ham.

James McArthur gave the visitors an early lead but a second half blitz put West Ham 3-1 up just after the hour mark.

Robert Snodgrass, Javier Hernandez and Felipe Anderson got on the score sheet, ensuring that Jeffrey Schlupp’s goal was little more than a consolation.

Here, you can relive Saturday’s magnificent win by taking a look at the best pictures from the match.

The big man returns

Andy Carroll was introduced as a half-time substitute for the injured Lucas Perez.

Although the big man did not score, he caused problems with his aerial presence, getting 45 minutes under his belt on the road to full fitness.

Andy Carroll played 45 minutes in West Ham’s 3-2 win. (Photo by James Griffiths/West Ham United via Getty Images)

Snodgrass opens his account

Snodgrass has been like a new signing this season and he picked up his first Premier League goal for the Irons.

It came shortly after the break as he curled it into the top corner with his left foot.

The goal clearly meant a lot to the Scotsman, who has proved a lot of people wrong with his recent performances.

Robert Snodgrass levelled the scores on 48 minutes. (Photo by James Griffiths/West Ham United via Getty Images)

Chicha on fire

Hernandez scored his 49th Premier League goal and every single strike has come from inside the box.

It was a typical Chicharito goal as he pounced on a rebound from Felipe Anderson’s free-kick to put West Ham ahead.

West Ham went ahead through Chicharito’s close-range goal. (Photo by James Griffiths/West Ham United via Getty Images)

Take a bow

After scoring his third goal in as many matches, Hernandez celebrated with a bow to the crowd.

Chicharito bowed to the crowd after putting West Ham in front. (Photo by Stephen Pond/Getty Images)

Brazilian magic

Anderson is lighting up the London Stadium and the Brazilian winger was fantastic again.

The 25-year-old’s goal capped the performance nicely as he left Wayne Hennessey no chance with a curling effort.

Felipe Anderson’s goal was one to remember. (Photo by Arfa Griffiths/West Ham United via Getty Images)

Rice in awe

West Ham’s teenage sensation Declan Rice could not believe what Anderson just did.

Declan Rice reacts to Felipe Anderson’s stunning goal. (Photo by Arfa Griffiths/West Ham United via Getty Images)

Mr West Ham

West Ham captain Mark Noble put in a strong performance in midfield and enjoyed the victory.

Mark Noble captained West Ham to a third successive victory. (Photo by Arfa Griffiths/West Ham United via Getty Images)

Special atmosphere

The London Stadium was rocking as West Ham made it three wins on the bounce.

West Ham fans turned out in their numbers to see the win over Crystal Palace. (Photo by Stephen Pond/Getty Images)