Chelsea 2 West Ham United 0: match report Frank Lampard's 200th Chelsea goal and a fine second from Eden Hazard secured a valuable home win for Rafael Benitez's side, who move to third in the Premier League table. The 2-0 win over West Ham United was Chelsea's second victory of an excellent week that began with a comeback to draw at Old Trafford last Sunday, and also saw them progress to the quarter-finals of the Europa League. A return to the Champions League courtesy of a top-four finish is the club's priority however, and there was seldom any chance of a slip-up here after Lampard put them ahead. Playing against his first club Lampard nodded home a cross from man-of-the-match Hazard in the 18th minute, and from that moment the points were secure. Lampard and his team-mates, including substitute John Terry, were met with a shower of coins and missiles from the West Ham fans as they celebrated in their corner of the ground. Shortly before the goal Terry had warmed up directly in front of the visiting fans, receiving loud abuse before turning his back and bending over in a gesture that could be interpreted as provocative. The goal that settled the game came on 50 minutes, Hazard cutting inside after a one-two with Mata to drive left-footed past Jaaskelainen. It was a fine goal and the least his performance deserved.