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Chelsea midfielder fluffed a late penalty in Sunday's 1-0 win over West Ham. The Blues were given a golden chance to pinch the points in a massively underwhelming derby clash when Romelu Lukaku was hauled down in the penalty area in the final five minutes. But Jorginho got his late spot-kick all wrong - sending a soft effort straight at Lukas Fabianski.Fortunately, Christian Pulisic spared Jorginho's blushes just a few minutes later, when he bagged a late, late winner for the hosts.

Chelsea fans dubbed Jorginho's comically bad penalty against West Ham as the "worst ever" and a "sackable offence."The London derby between the two sides looked to be heading for a 0-0 draw until Craig Dawson fouled Romelu Lukaku with a few minutes remaining. Referee Michael Oliver had no hesitation in pointing to the spot and gave Dawson his marching orders. Jorginho, usually ever-reliable from 12 yards, stepped up to take the penalty but got it all wrong as his powderpuff effort rolled into the grateful arms of Hammers goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski.

West Ham progressing into the semi-finals of the Europa League should have been a moment of sheer joy for supporters, but not for those who prematurely predicted their win over Lyon.Goals from Craig Dawson, Declan Rice and Jarrod Bowen meant that the Hammers were victorious on aggregate (4-1) over their Ligue 1 opposition. And many had assumed that, if they won, they would take on Barcelona in the next round.However, the Catalan giants lost 3-2 to Eintracht Frankfurt at the Camp Nou (4-3 on aggregate) which saw Xavi’s side knocked out of the competition, much to the disappointment of fans who had already booked tickets to fly to Spain for the semis.

thrashed Lyon 3-0 on Thursday night to cruise through 4-1 on aggregate to face Eintracht Frankfurt in the last four of the competition. Craig Dawson headed in the opener from a corner before Rice added a second with a deflected effort into the bottom corner. Jarrod Bowen made the result secure with a clinical finish in the 48th minute and Lyon never really threatened a comeback and exited the competition.

Europa League by West Ham United on Thursday night.Goals from Craig Dawson, Declan Rice and Jarrod Bowen sealed an unforgettable 3-0 victory for David Moyes' side on what turned out to be one of the most momentous evenings in West Ham's recent history.Things got ugly after the full-time whistle though as flares were set off in the home end and barricades went flying as dozens of angry French fans clashed with stewards - and eventually police - as they battled their way towards the pitch inside Lyon's Groupama Stadium.Lyon, who were narrow favourites to progress to the semi-finals, found themselves 2-0 at half-time following a quickfire double from the visitors just before the interval, and boos rang out across the ground as the players headed back to the dressing rooms.The Hammers added a third shortly after the restart and the atmosphere began to turn a little toxic. TalkSPORT's Ian Abrahams described the scenes at full-time."Well the reaction from the West Ham fans is obviously overjoyed, but not the Lyon fans, we have a bit of a problem now emerging at both ends behind the goals.How do you think UEFA should punish clubs whose fans riot like this? Let us know in the comments section."Behind one goal there was basically barriers separating the fans from the pitch and those barriers have now been pushed up against the police," he added."One of the barriers have been pushed over and two flares have been lit and now the other end to replicate that, again the fans have jumped over the initial hoardings and are now pushing against the metal barriers to try and get to the police."The Lyon fans are really not happy about the situation tonight.

West Ham fans taunted Lyon supporters with chants of "Au Revoir" as the Hammers thumped their French opponents to seal a spot in the Europa League semi-finals.After the two side's drew 1-1 at the London Stadium last week, the Hammers faced an uphill battle to qualify for the competition's last four, but David Moyes' men more than rose to the challenge. Goals from Craig Dawson, Declan Rice and Jarrod Bowen saw the Irons smash Lyon 3-0 to set up a semi-final date with Eintracht Frankfurt, who claimed a shock 3-2 win over Barcelona at the Nou Camp.The result means West Ham have reached a European semi-final for the first time in 46 years as history was made with an astonishing win over Lyon.

West Ham United will play Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League semi-finals after thrashing Lyon 3-0 on Thursday night.The Hammers came into the second leg of their quarter-final in France level at 1-1 and had to weather some early pressure from the home team. But they took control by scoring twice in six minutes towards the end of the first half.Craig Dawson headed in Pablo Fornals' corner at the near post before Declan Rice’s deflected shot found the bottom corner following a poor clearance from the Lyon defence.

West Ham United fans.The England midfielder found the bottom corner from the edge of the box on the stroke of half-time to put the Hammers two goals in front both on the night and overall in the tie. His goal came sandwiched in between strikes from Craig Dawson and Jarrod Bowen as David Moyes' side comfortably saw off their French opponents.After scoring, Rice ran the length of the pitch to celebrate in front of the travelling fans, kissing and pointing to the badge on his shirt as he did so.Those celebrations from Rice were well received by Hammers fans, who flocked to social media to react to his passionate antics, with one tweeting: “Rice kissing the badge is what dreams are made of!”Another added: “Declan Rice kissing the badge is better than any sex I’ve ever had.

Liverpool fans have been left in awe of Luis Diaz's "FIFA Street" skills against West Ham on Saturday evening.Diaz has already been a revelation since he swapped Porto for Merseyside in January.And the Colombian trickster was up to his usual tricks against West Ham when he flicked the ball up over a defender before unleashing a shot at goal inside the box.But the best was still to come as Diaz danced his way through the Hammer's defence in a run that rivalled a peak Lionel Messi's mazy dribbles.The Colombian was almost on the scoresheet a couple of minutes later too, in a phenomenal first-half performance.One fan tweeted: "Luis Diaz playing FIFA street.

David Moyes was frustrated with the way his West Ham United side switched off in the final seconds to allow Manchester United a dramatic winner at Old Trafford.

Ralf Rangnick admits it is 'weird' Manchester United have had over 100 corners in the Premier League this season and not scored from one.

Roy Keane has torn into Luke Shaw and Harry Maguire - calling the England duo's performance against Liverpool a "disgrace."

Arsenal fans have heaped praise on Calum Chambers for emulating Liverpool left-back Andy Robertson in their 3-3 draw away at West Ham on Sunday.The Gunners produced a remarkable turnaround at the London Stadium, having initially fallen three goals behind inside a calamitous opening 32 minutes.However, Tomas Soucek’s own goal seven minutes before the interval handed Mikel Arteta’s men the glimmer of hope required to mount a stunning comeback in the second half.Craig Dawson turned in another own goal for the Hammers 15 minutes after the break, before Alexandre Lacazette netted the crucial equaliser eight minutes from time.In the end it was David Moyes’ side who were left clinging on to a point, with Arsenal coming close to taking all three on

from their weekend clash against West Ham. The Gunners found themselves 3-0 down after just 30 minutes after a shocking start.

Mikel Arteta's post-match rant after his Arsenal side came back from 3-0 down to snatch a point against West Ham offered fans an interesting insight to what is going wrong at the Emirates.The Gunners found themselves three goals down inside 32 minutes at the London Stadium as goals from Jesse Lingard, Jarred Bowen and Tomas Soucek put West Ham into a commanding lead.But the north Londoners fought back to claim an unlikely point courtesy of Alexandre Lacazette's bullet header following own goals from Soucek and Craig Dawson.Daily Star Sport picked the bones out of Arteta's interview after the match - and here are five things we learned.

Mesut Ozil’s place after their remarkable 3-3 draw with West Ham.The Gunners found themselves 3-0 down within the first 35 minutes after goals from Jesse Lingard, Jarrod Bowen and Tomas Soucek.But own goals from Soucek and Craig Dawson before Alexandre Lacazette’s late header saw Mikel Arteta’s side rescue a draw from the jaws of defeat.It came thanks in large part to a stunning second-half performance in which the visitors dominated possession and created numerous chances.The comeback also saw Arsenal fans pick out the man they believe can take Ozil’s place in the side.That player is Martin Odegaard, who continues to impress since arriving at the Emirates on loan from Real Madrid.Though he has only scored two goals for the Gunners,

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Arsenal put in an astonishing second-half performance to fight back from two goals down and snatch a draw in their Premier League visit to West Ham.Mikel Arteta’s men had the chance to cement themselves in the top-half, but were left shell-shocked after conceding three goals in 35 first-half minutes.The Gunners made six changes, but they were blown away by goals from Jesse Lingard, Jarrod Bowen and Tomas Soucek.But Alexandre Lacazette pulled one back before Craig Dawson put the ball into his own net to give the visitors hope, with Lacazette snatching a point in the final 10 minutes.Here are two mistakes Arteta made and one thing he got right which which led to a remarkable game…Arsenal have been hit by a series of defensive lapses in recent

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Harry Maguire was heard telling Aaron Wan-Bassaka to "tidy the f*** up" during Man United's 1-0 win against West Ham on Sunday.United claimed all three points courtesy of Craig Dawson's second-half own goal to move back up to second in the Premier League.Victory extended the Red Devils unbeaten league run to nine matches and closed the gap on rivals Manchester City to 14 points.And while it was another job well done for United at Old Trafford, captain Harry Maguire had some choice words for Wan-Bissaka.The 23-year-old right-back gave the ball away with a misplaced pass and duly received both barrels from the England centre-half.He yelled: "F****** tidy up, stop giving the f****** ball away!"Despite his captain's criticism, Wan-Bissaka

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United will have prepared to thwart Craig Dawson from scoring at a corner. What they could not have prepared for was Dawson scoring for them at a corner.With United's amateurish defending at set-pieces exposed again by AC Milan, the irony was they benefited from their aerial prowess against a team whose only method of attack was airborne.