West Ham United v Chelsea live – Premier League latest as Nicolas Jackson double and Cole Palmer strike sees slick visitors move second top of table

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The Chelsea goalscorers were happy with a solid day's work at West Ham in their 3-0 derby win.

"Everyone knows he's a top player, and he will just get better and better," said Cole Palmer about Jackon's brilliant double.

"The most important thing is for the team to win," said Jackson.

Almost a late fourth for the visitors with João Félix seeing a shot whistle wide, but it has been a good day for Chelsea, who are second top of the Premier League on goal difference from Arsenal and Newcastle. A dominant victory today.

There are more empty seats than home fans left in the ground.A long day, and the West Ham faithful seen enough long ago. Soler has picked up a yellow card on Cucurella. Seven bookings today.

Cole Palmer continues to pile up the plaudits and points in a Chelsea shirt. A player of genuine Premier League finishing class.

Seems like some time ago now, but West Ham fans have been forced to suffer throughout this match. Palmer's finish illustrating the gap between the sides.

London Stadium is suddenly full of empty spaces as Chelsea opt for another late change with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall on for Enzo Fernández.

But still time for another booking as Michail Antonio earns a yellow card for a frustrated late tackle on Moisés Caicedo.

Kilman with a late challenge on Joao Felix, who takes a tumble. Referee Samuel Barrott gets the book out.

Christopher Nkunku this time with a header at the West Ham goal, but lacked direction and Areola on hand to make the stop. A few home fans have seen enough as they head for the exit doors.

Only on the grass for a few minutes when he unloads a shot at goal, but Sanchez is again up to the task in making the stop for Chelsea.

Has been a grim day for the home fans with two more changes. Aaron Cresswell replaces Emerson and Andy Irving is on for Lucas Paquetá.

Marc Cucurella with a cynical late tackle on Kudus. Poor challenge really. It remains 3-0 to Chelsea.

West Ham seem to be chasing shadows whenever Chelsea inject key moments of pace with João Félix clipping a volley the wrong side of goal by a yard or two.

João Félix replaces Cole Palmer with Christopher Nkunku given the nod to take over from Nicolas Jackson. Nice position to be in.

Visitors enjoying so much time and space on the counter attack as Noni Madueke races through on goal, but his finish is repelled by Areola. Should have looked to pass surely.

That was back in November 2013 when Jose Mourinho's men coasted to a 3-0 victory at Upton Park. Could yet be more coming up.

And it has been a bit of a ghoulish experience for West Ham and their suffering fans so far this afternoon.

Carlos Soler got plenty of venom behind that shot, but straight into the arms of Sanchez after some more bright work by Kudus.

Pedro Neto is on for Jadon Sancho as Axel Disasi takes over from Wesley Fofana.