And the first goal of the St Stephen's Day football goes to ... John Terry

Terry’s tap-in gives Chelsea the lead before Costa adds to their advantage.

Updated at 14.06

JOHN TERRY SCORED his second goal in as many games to put Premier League leaders Chelsea in the driving seat against West Ham.

Terry tapped in on 31 minutes to give Jose Mourinho’s side a 1-0 lead in the early kick-off at Stamford Bridge, before David Costa doubled their advantage with a clever finish after the break.
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