Topics: Jose Mourinho, West Ham, Chelsea, English Premier League
The Portuguese boss saw a Fabregas goal wrongfully disallowed as offside, and Matic get sent off, before being sent to the stands himself.

The crisis all Chelsea continues to deepen.

On Saturday, the Blues traveled the London neighbors West Ham with hopes of winning a tricky encounter, but things quickly turned into a nightmare for Mourinho’s side.

The visitors fell behind early on in the game, going 1-0 after only 17 minutes of play courtesy of a Mauro Zarate strike.

Chelsea, however, were playing well despite trailing, and should have drawn level before the break through Cesc Fabregas, though his goal was ruled out as offside. However, images showed that the Spanish midfielder was onside and that his goal should have stood.

Furthermore, shortly before half time, Nemanja Matic was sent off by the referee after picking up a second yellow card of the game, the Serbian midfielder’s second red card of the season.

Sky Sports report that the former Real Madrid boss, known for claiming there to be a campaign against his team from the FA and match officials, tried to make his way to the referee’s room, which is strictly off limits.

And there was the little instance where The Special One was sent to the stands. 

Let's not forget the Kurt Zouma header which everyone thought crossed the line, that is until goal line technology revealed that the Chelsea defender's effort did not completely cross the line.

Chelsea eventually went to lose the game 2-1, their fifth defeat of the season. Check out some of the best tweets.