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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.

Tottenham Hotspur supporter was captured holding a poster that read: ‘Kurt Zouma Sh*gs Cats’.The West Ham defender has been heavily criticised from all angles since videos were uploaded onto social media of him abusing his cat in front of his family and laughing about the matter. However, Hammers boss David Moyes has continued to play Zouma whenever possible despite the ongoing issues, which hasn’t sat well with many.West Ham were losing to London rivals Tottenham Hotspur when the Sky Sports cameras captured a Spurs fans’ ‘straight to the point’ joke, with someone else also seen showing off an inflatable cat – which is becoming a recurring sighting amongst fans when opposing the Hammers.

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Manchester United's perfect David de Gea replacement away from under the nose of his former employers, Daily Star Sport understands.West Ham are now favourites to sign West Bromwich Albion's shot-stopper Sam Johnstone, with their current two keepers - Lukasz Fabianski and Darren Randolph - 36 and 34 respectively.However, this wouldn't be the first time United have let Johnstone slip through their fingers; he spent his youth career at Old Trafford, and he was at the club for almost a decade without making a single first-team appearance.Johnstone worked with Moyes at United, and it's believed their relationship - and the promise of regular football - is key in bringing him to London.Sam Allardyce may be willing to part ways with the

straight to your inbox every day for freeMason Greenwood has been challenged to keep matching his Manchester United performance level from the victory over West Ham.United teammate Scott McTominay lauded Greenwood's proactive performance in the 1-0 win for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side over the Hammers on Sunday night.Greenwood was unfortunate not to score, seeing one rasping shot hit the woodwork and another drilled effort well saved by West Ham keeper Lukasz Fabianski. The 19-year-old has only scored four goals in all competitions this season, but he has been rejuvenated of late and McTominay wants to see more of the same from his fellow academy graduate.