West Ham United 1 Chelsea 4

Wright-Phillips Stuns West Ham by Henry Winter

Like London buses, Chelsea fans had to wait two years for a Shaun Wright-Phillips goal in the Premiership, and then two came along at once at Upton Park last night. Wright-Phillips' classy brace lifted the champions to within three points of Manchester United, and condemned West Ham closer to relegation... The Telegraph

Lampard Takes Inspiration From Coach Attack by John Ley

Chelsea steamrollered West Ham into submission last night - but only after the team bus carrying the players was struck by a brick as it approached Upton Park. One window was cracked, but nobody was hurt. Later Frank Lampard, Chelsea's former West Ham midfielder, confirmed that the coach had been damaged... The Telegraph

Cruising Chelsea Hammer Out Four Title Warnings by Kevin McCarra

It was supposed to be a week that took Chelsea to the brink of collapse, but in the end this game was no more than a warm-down after the gruelling extra-time victory over Blackburn Rovers in the FA Cup... The Guardian

Time Running Out For Curbishley by Matt Dickinson

Chelsea have up to nine matches left this season and, with so much at stake, it is unlikely that any will be played out as peacefully as the last 25 minutes at Upton Park last night... The Times

Wright-Phillips In From The Cold To Keep Chelsea In Hot Pursuit by Sam Wallace

Life at Chelsea now dictates that there must be a new hero every match to keep their remarkable march on track and for Shaun Wright-Phillips that day could not come soon enough... The Independent

Rock Solid Chelsea

Chelsea shrugged off a hooligan attack on their team bus last night to keep the heat on Premiership leaders Manchester United. A brick was hurled through the window of their coach outside Upton Park but they went on to thrash West Ham 4-1 with the help of two goals by Shaun Wright-Phillips, cutting the gap at the top to three points... Daily Mail