Alistair Bruce-Ball and Pat Nevin spoke on the Football Daily podcast about Newcastle's hopes of beating relegation this season after not winning any of their opening 14 games.

"You have to look at statistics within the context of the season," argued former Scotland winger Nevin. "They will be able to add to their squad in January - even if they have to pay over the odds for players.

"The quality goes further down the division this season, and there are only two or three teams Newcastle have a chance of catching.

"They are among the favourites to go down, obviously, but are they down yet? No."

"It's obviously going to be difficult because they are massively on the back foot," said Bruce-Ball. "But there are other teams around them - like Norwich, like Burnley, like Watford.

"If Newcastle can keep enough of those teams close, then it doesn't matter that they haven't won yet."

And they believe the fans have a huge part to play as well.

"The atmosphere in the second half was one of the best I have heard anywhere all season," said Bruce-Ball. "It was truly inspirational."

"This is the classic case of a sleeping giant," said Nevin. "They can be turned into something special - it's just whether that happens next season or the season after that."

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We'll bring you reaction from London when we get it - but now it's time to start building up to our three late games including a MASSIVE one at the bottom.

James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is bouncing here, it's back to the old Upton Park days. For a long time the football wasn't good enough here, but they've got something to cheer about now.

Both games [victories over Liverpool and Chelsea] deserved. I know Chelsea had the possession, but that was comfortable for West Ham. Their pressing, their defending, it's a good time to be a West Ham fan.

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Liverpool beaten 3-2. Now Chelsea beaten 3-2. Two title challengers put to the sword.

The door is open for the Reds and Man City to seize top spot.

Huge roar. Huge result!

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James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's strange to see the Chelsea players, when Romelu Lukaku came on his teammates are almost rushing to get the ball to him, but when he's not playing they seem to be a bit better with the ball.

Another yellow, this time to Andreas Christensen for a foul on Michail Antonio in Chelsea territory. Time almost up.

The home fans are bouncing in the stands. Loving every second. This ground is proving a real issue for the title challengers.

Rachel: One of the best lunchtime kick-off games I can remember!

Chelsea do get forward but Reece James is booked for a late tackle on Tomas Soucek.

Do Chelsea have a final twist in them?

Vladimir Coufal is booked for a foul that halts the Blues getting forward.

James: Well now we know what was written on that note from David Moyes...

Should be 4-2. Jarrod Bowen is found inside the box. He's on an angle but should at least hit the target. Instead he lifts his effort over.

It is buzzing in the stadium now. What a huge result this will be for West Ham.

James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Unbelievable. Wow. It looks like a deflected cross. Arthur Masuaku either mishit it or it's a deflection. West Ham will take it either way.

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A note has been passed to Declan Rice from David Moyes. He's going into a back three by the looks of it.

Said Benrahma comes on for West Ham to try and provide a spark up top.

Manuel Lanzini is replaced.

West Ham are digging in. They're facing a serious test here.

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Chelsea are camped around the box, looking for a way in. The pressure is released as Romelu Lukaku heads over Antonio Rudiger's cross.