20 Aug 202314.06 EDTWhich means we’re done here. Thanks all for your company and comments, sorry I couldn’t use them all; enjoy the rest of the weekend. Ta-ra! 20 Aug 202314.06 EDTAnd here’s Jacob Steinberg’s match report. Michail Antonio downs Chelsea to give 10-man West Ham victoryRead more20 Aug 202314.05 EDTAntonio says West Ham didn’t start well last season and wanted to change that this. They won “the European Cup, he says, but were still disappointed with how the league went.

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