EPL: Chelsea knocked off prime spot by West Ham, Liverpool win at Wolves

West Ham is proving to be fairly the stumbling block for England’s prime groups, though the London membership wanted a little bit of luck to safe its newest assertion win.
West Ham shook up the Premier League title race by coming from behind twice to beat Chelsea 3-2 at dwelling on Saturday, a consequence that knocked the customer off the highest of the standings.

😱 @WestHam defeat the league leaders!#WHUCHE pic.twitter.com/2WPOEXgfSf
— Premier League (@premierleague) December 4, 2021
Liverpool took instant benefit as Divock Origi’s injury-time aim secured a 1-0 win over Wolverhampton that put Jurgen Klopp’s crew in first place. Manchester City had an opportunity to take over prime spot by beating Watford later.

The man for the large event. @DivockOrigi | #WOLLIV pic.twitter.com/QHsHnn6Knz
— Premier League (@premierleague) December 4, 2021
David Moyes’ West Ham had already handed Liverpool its solely lack of the league, overwhelmed Tottenham, and knocked each Manchester golf equipment out of the League Cup. This win underlined the Hammers’ personal top-four credentials, regardless that it required a fluke late aim to finish the comeback.
Arthur Masuaku swung a speculative 87th-minute cross in from the left wing which veered towards aim and caught Chelsea goalkeeper Edouard Mendy without warning. Mendy dove to maintain the ball out however managed to push it solely inside his personal close to publish.
“It was a bit of a lucky goal,” Moyes conceded. “But you have to get the ball in the box, you have to try it.”
Liverpool missed a slew of probabilities earlier than Origi lastly secured the win after being arrange by Mo Salah.
Newcastle earned its first league win of the season, in 15 makes an attempt, because it held on after Callum Wilson’s first-half aim to beat fellow relegation-struggler Burnley 1-0.

FULL-TIME Newcastle 1-0 Burnley@NUFC win their first match of the #PL season! Callum Wilson’s well-taken aim seals the three factors #NEWBUR pic.twitter.com/CrcG0GIm6t
— Premier League (@premierleague) December 4, 2021

FULL-TIME Southampton 1-1 Brighton
Neal Maupay’s stoppage-time equaliser earns @OfficialBHAFC some extent after Armando Broja’s opener#SOUBHA pic.twitter.com/6OqqtPeuxo
— Premier League (@premierleague) December 4, 2021
Neal Maupay scored eight minutes into damage time to rescue a 1-1 draw for Brighton at Southampton.