West Ham player sent off for 'violent conduct' during 22-man fracas in Chelsea clash

However, after a triple change from Chelsea, the Blues turned the game around with a last-gasp winner from Enzo Fernandez.

But there was still time for a huge on-pitch clash between everyone on the pitch.

After West Ham star Adama Traore pushed Marc Cucurella to the ground, Joao Pedro pushed the winger in the chest.

As the two players continued to battle one another, Todibo ran from across the pitch to wrestle with the Brazilian.

During the fracas, Todibo grabbed Pedro by the neck in violent fashion as Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez tried to get him off.

It sparked an almighty brawl, with all 22 players involved including Cole Palmer and Konstantinos Mavropanos, who both were booked for clashing close to red cards after nearly hitting each other in the race.

After referee Anthony Taylor was told to consult the pitchside monitor, he told Stamford Bridge that Todibo would be sent off "for an act of violence".

TV replays showed that the red mist had completely descended on the Frenchman, who might not have been the only sending off on another day.The eyes have gone and you'd best stay away from him in the tunnel if you are a Chelsea player.

Speaking on Sky Sports, co-commentator Gary Neville said: "His head has gone, although am not sure how the VAR is going to sort this one out.

"At one moment he has his arm around [Pedro's] neck and is trying to eat him.

"Mavropanos has also slapped Palmer in the face."

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It capped off a wild London derby at Stamford Bridge, where the fans inside went through a rollercoaster of emotions.

After the home crowd loudly booed off the Chelsea players at half-time when they were 2-0 down, there were scenes of utter jubilation come full-time.

Blues coach Liam Rosenior made three changes at half-time with Pedro coming on for Alejandro Garnacho, who had a particularly wretched 45 minutes.

Wesley Fofana and Cucurella came on for Benoit Badiashile and Jorrel Hato respectively with all subs making an impact.

It was Fofana's pulsating run shortly after the break that saw him break through West Ham lines and deliver a cross for Pedro, who nodded home to make it 2-1.

Cucurella then equalised for the home side after a diving header when Malo Gusto's header hit the bar.

It set up a grand stand finish, with West Ham retreating further and further until Fernandez delivered the killer blow, arriving late to meet Pedro's pass into the box, scuffing his effort past Alphonse Areola to spark wild scenes in west London.