West Ham and Leeds have stopped Manchester United and Chelsea from winning

In the first game in London, he was West Ham On their way to victory, they took the lead with a goal by Czech midfielder Tomas Soucek from the 50th minute to the sixth minute of stoppage time, while substitute Slovenian midfielder Benjamin Ciesko saved the “Red Devils” from losing the draw.

And raise it United His score of 45 points is in fourth place, ahead of Chelsea Fifth is one point, while West Ham raised 24 points in eighteenth place, continuing its recent good results under the guidance of its Portuguese coach Nuno Espirito Santo, winning three times and drawing in the last five against only one loss.

Soucek opened the scoring when he followed up with a left-hander from the right corner that was played by Jarrod Bowen (50).

Brazil’s Casimir scored in the 63rd minute, but referee Simon Cooper ruled it out after returning to the video assistant for offside.

Carrick introduced strikers Shishko and Dutchman Joshua Zirkse in place of Brazilian Matheus Cunha and Portuguese Diogo Dalo in the 69th and 82nd minutes, respectively, looking to turn the tables on the hosts.

And try it Shishko With a shot from outside the goal area, the Danish goalkeeper, Mads Hermansen, made a block (76), before Zirksey’s header crossed to the left after a cross from the Portuguese Bruno Fernandes (90 + 4).

A constant search for the net resulted in a goal scored by Shishko, who followed the Cameroonian Brian Mbomo’s ball with his left hand from close range (90+4).

In the second leg, Chelsea missed out on a possible victory and lost the chance to stay in fourth place by connecting with its host. Leeds United 2-2.

The London team went ahead with goals from Brazil Joao Pedro (24) and Cole Palmer (58 from the penalty), and the visitors came back with goals from Germany Lukas Micha (67 from the penalty) and Swiss substitute Noah Okafor (73).

Chelsea failed to achieve their fifth consecutive league win under new manager Rossior, drawing a goal that left them with 44 goals.

On the other hand, Leeds reached 30 points in fifteenth place.

Pedro opened the scoring, putting his team in the lead early in the game, sitting alone and lifting the ball with his left hand inside the penalty area from the Welshman, Karl Darlow, following a sure and good pass from Palmer (24).

In the second half, Spanish midfielder Robert Sanchez set up his teammate Pedro after a long pass. All the Slovenian defender in Leeds, Jaka Puyol, had to do was push him, so referee Robert Jones awarded a penalty, which Palmer translated well to the left of Darlow (58).

The goal is the England international’s eighth goal in 15 games for Chelsea in the local league.

Micha reduced the gap with a penalty awarded by Jones after a foul by Ecuadorian Moises Caicedo on Jayden Bogle, which the German scored to the right of Sanchez (67).

Okafor equalized when he came on as a substitute in the 55th minute, taking advantage of the ball that was set up in front of him after a collision in the area, and easily put it into the goal that was opened in front of him (73).

Jones scored the goal amid criticism from the Chelsea players for a handball on Bogle during the attack, which the visitors scored.

Palmer missed the chance to give his team three points, when he dropped the ball in the goal that was opened in front of him from within six yards following a pass from the right played by Caicedo (90 + 4).