7M - Chaos at Stamford Bridge as Todibo Sees Red

Extraordinary scenes unfolded at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea staged a thrilling comeback win over West Ham, culminating in mass chaos and a red card for Jean-Clair Todibo.

Chelsea, rallying from a 2-0 deficit to lead 3-2 in stoppage time, ignited the fracas when Adama Traore lost his cool and threw Marc Cucurella to the ground like a ragdoll. This act sent the home fans into a frenzy, prompting player confrontations.

Joao Pedro attempted to confront Traore but quickly backed off when pushed. In the midst of the turmoil, Todibo charged at Pedro, grabbing him by the throat. The ensuing melee involved multiple players shoving one another in close quarters.

Commentator Gary Neville remarked on Todibo's furious demeanor, warning others in blue shirts to steer clear. Although a minor incident between Cole Palmer and Konstantinos Mavropanos occurred without sanction, Todibo was eventually shown a red card by Anthony Taylor after a VAR review.

Following his dismissal, Todibo apologized to West Ham fans on social media, acknowledging his inappropriate actions during the heated match. Pedro, meanwhile, received yellow cards for his involvement but still contributed significantly by scoring the opening goal and assisting Enzo Fernandez's late winner.

As the match resumed, Chelsea defended a corner from the undermanned West Ham effectively before the final whistle. The encounter showcased not only Chelsea's resilience but also highlighted a number of players fortunate to escape further sanctions amidst the late-game chaos.