Former Blues boss heads back to Stamford Bridge in a better place and with no ill feeling, though closure not on the cards

Report and free match highlights as Chelsea produce second-half turnaround to beat West Ham on Graham Potters return; Jarrod Bowen fires visitors in front during first half; Pedro Neto equalises for C

He almost took revenge on his former employers, with Jarrod Bowen giving West Ham a one-goal lead by the break. But Pedro Neto equalised in the 64th minute, before an Aaron Wan-Bissaka own goal decided the contest in favour of the hosts.

In the end, West Ham were undone by two touches of ill fortune. Marc Cucurella had been offside in the build-up to Pedro Neto’s equaliser but was played on, replays showed, by the deftest of accidental glances off Vladimir Coufal’s head.

Graham Potter felt his sacking as Chelsea head coach, after just seven months in charge, was unfair and he left Stamford Bridge once again with a burning sense of injustice.

Graham Potter is back at Chelsea tonight as West Ham's new head coach and his reflections on short and tricky time at Stamford Bridge have taught him to improve

Former Chelsea boss seemingly made an ‘off air’ dig at his former employers when he sat down in the Blues press room last night.His side had just been beaten 2-1 by Chelsea who had to come from a

London: 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.