Chelsea 0-0 West Ham United:Blues must improve quickly

Manuel Pellegrini says wasted chances cost West Ham two points they should have won against London rivals Chelsea as they kept a first clean sheet of the season. 

The Hammers should have been in front in the first half when Michail Antonio, in for the injured Marko Arnautovic, misfired down the left before seeing a close range effort clawed away at the near post by Kepa moments later. 

The best chance of the game, though, fell to summer signing Andriy Yarmolenko. The Ukrainian, who announced his arrival in the Premier League with two goals at Everton last weekend, was left alone five yards out at the far post when he met Robert Snodgrass’ cross, only to inexplicably head wide. 

While a point against the division’s early pace-setters is a good result for this West Ham side, the Chilean was left frustrated at not claiming consecutive wins.