Match Highlights: An Artful Summary

 Match Highlights: An Artful Summary

Chelsea's Thunderous 5–1 Win against West Ham

Late on Friday night at the London Stadium, Chelsea turned a lethargic start into a demonstration of dominance. Having gone behind to an early Lucas Paquetá goal in the sixth minute, the Blues replied through goals from João Pedro (his first in the Premier League since his move from Brighton), Pedro Neto, Enzo Fernández, Moisés Caicedo, and Trevoh Chalobah. Estevão deputised well for the injured Cole Palmer, contributing to Chelsea's attacking armoury

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The Guardian.

The defeat piled on already mounting pressure on West Ham boss Graham Potter. It was the club's worst start ever to a Premier League season, and fans' frustration boiled over with early departures from grounds. The extent of the collapse put Potter's future at the club in doubt

Reuters

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Bayern Munich's Demolition 6–0 Win against RB Leipzig

In a commanding Bundesliga opener, Bayern Munich destroyed RB Leipzig with a 6–0 win at the Allianz Arena. Michael Olise set the tone with a double before halftime, and Harry Kane added a second‑half hat‑trick in dazzling style, assisted by a classy pass from Kim Min‑jae. New additions such as Assan Ouédraogo and Jonah Kusi‑Asare were given minutes, suggesting rotation and long‑term squad development under new manager Vincent Kompany

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On the Pitch, and Beyond

Chelsea's resurgence underscored their depth and attacking cohesion—even without stars—turning adversity into dominance.

West Ham's sluggish start underscores potential managerial volatility and fan disillusionment.

Bayern Munich's statement game sets a foreboding tone for the rest of Bayern's Bundesliga campaign and reasserts their status as early favorites.

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