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BREAKING: How West Brom Trashed Chelsea
How West Brom Trashed Chelsea.
West Brom have defeated Chelsea 5-2 in what is the first victory of the Baggies in Stamford Bridge, OnyxNews Nigeria understands.
The defeat broke the unbeaten run of Manager Thomas Tuchel who took over from club icon Frank Lampard.
It was broke the 14-match unbeaten run of the club.
In the 27th minute, Chelsea drew the first blood through Pulisic.
But things went wrong when Thiago Silva received a straight red card.
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West Brom took over the game with goals from Costa Pereira (45’+2minutes, 45’+4minutes), Robinson (63’minutes, 90’+1minutes), Diagne (68’minutes) before Mount reduced the shortage in the 71st minute.
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