Hazard keeps Chelsea on course as West Ham rue Diafra Sakho misses

West Ham 0 Chelsea 1: Champagne celebrations on the Wembley turf on Sunday, hard graft at Upton Park three days later.

Hazard keeps Chelsea on course as West Ham rue Diafra Sakho misses
Thu, 05 Mar, 2015 - 00:00
Ian Winrow

Chelsea already have one trophy in the cabinet this season and it is clear they are anxious for more.

This certainly wasn’t a victory achieved with the swagger of champions.

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