Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca labelled his team's 2-1 win over West Ham United a huge result as they came from a goal down on Monday to boost their hopes of a top-four Premier League finish.

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Maresca found disliked the distractions the transfer window brought but will be satisfied with the way Chelsea trimmed their squad

Enzo Maresca is going to leave it late before deciding whether to start Robert Sanchez in goal in Chelsea’s game against West Ham United on Monday night. Sanchez, 27, has been the first-choice ‘keeper since Maresca took charge in the summer but has become a target of abuse from the club’s fans after making several high-profile mistakes.

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Chelsea came back to defeat West Ham 2–1 at Stamford Bridge to earn one of the most hard-fought three points of the Enzo Maresca era.

Chelsea staged a stirring fightback to ruin Graham Potter's return to Stamford Bridge and climb to fourth place in the Premier League with a 2-1 win against West Ham on Monday. Hammers boss Potter was hoping for a victory over the club that sacked him in 2023 after just seven months in charge.

Enzo Maresca will be able to make changes to the squad that Chelsea named for the competition back in September. UEFA rules state that clubs can add signings from the January window to their squads, but only once the league phase has been completed.