10-man West Ham hammer Chelsea as Sh38 billion combined Caicedo and Enzo flop

Luca Paqueta scores West Ham's third goal from the penalty spot as Chelsea's new signing Caicedo watches.[B/R Football]

James Ward-Prowse had two assists on his West Ham debut to help his new team beat Chelsea 3-1 in the Premier League on Sunday despite playing with 10 men for 30 minutes, leaving Mauricio Pochettino still looking for a first win as Blues manager.

Ward-Prowse set up the first two West Ham goals to upstage Moises Caicedo, who gave away a clumsy penalty for the third goal in injury time after coming on as a second-half substitute for his first Chelsea appearance since his record-breaking $146 million move from Brighton.