He was ordered to make history when he was in danger? Estewan started and helped Chelsea win West Ham to break the record!

Chelsea fans are looking forward to Estewan's ability to break more records for the club during his time at Stamford Bridge. And the Brazil international did live up to expectations - in his first Premier League starter, he helped the Blues defeat West Ham United by a 5-1 gap and successfully won a record.

Estewan showed outstanding strength when he came on as a substitute last week. At that time, he had the opportunity to become the hero of that game. If he could seize the opportunity in front of the goal, he could rewrite the situation. Unfortunately, when the opportunity came, he failed to remain calm and eventually missed the opportunity.

In the match against West Ham this week, Estewan really affected the direction of the game. At first he was not on the starting lineup, but due to an unexpected situation when Cole Palmer was warming up, the Brazilian young player was ordered to enter the starting lineup.

It was a big moment for 18-year-old Estewan, but he seemed to deal with it calmly. He then made history - giving an assist to Enzo Fernandez in the game to help Chelsea score his third goal.

Estewan broke the Chelsea record against West Ham United. This goal set a new record for Chelsea: Estewan became the youngest player in Chelsea's history to assist in the Premier League (18 years and 120 days).

has achieved such a good result in just one starter, which is already very outstanding. In addition, his performance throughout the game was also quite steady, and he did not seem out of place when facing his Premier League opponents.

In fact, the failure to score another goal may be his small regret in this game. Reece James made a super-penetrating pass after making a substitute, creating a one-on-one opportunity for Estewan, but unfortunately he failed to fully seize this opportunity.

Of course, West Ham's form is currently at a low point, because Chelsea fans know the ups and downs the team has experienced during Graham Potter's coaching period. Today, another London team (West Ham United) seems to be playing a similar plot.