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Frank Lampard scored twice against his former club as Chelsea claimed a comfortable 3-0 win in the London derby at West Ham.
Lampard converted a penalty after Jussi Jaaskelainen upended Oscar when trying to meet Guy Demel's dreadful back-pass, with the Finland goalkeeper fortunate to stay on the field.
Oscar added a second before the break for Jose Mourinho's men and Lampard scored his second late on with a trademark effort from the edge of the area to extend West Ham's winless home run to five matches.

Old enemy: Frank Lampard scored two goals as Chelsea comfortably beat West Ham at Upton Park

Opener: Lampard scored his first from the penalty spot after 20mins

Brilliant: Oscar capped a brilliant team move for the second goal, with a neat finish from the edge of the area

From our Match Zone: Oscar capped a brilliant 16-pass team move by Chelsea

Contact: Oscar is brought down for a penalty by Jussi Jaaskelainen after a terrible back pass from Guy Demel

On target: Lampard lashes home a right footed strike with 10 minutes remaining

From our Match Zone: Lampard's heat map shows the 35-year-old is still capable of competing in the Premier League

Sprawling: Jaaskelainen can't stop Oscar's shot for the second goal

Forever blowing bubbles: Jose Mourinho has some fun with the West Ham bubbles just before kick off

Under pressure: Sam Allardyce's team are now winless in five matches

Missing in action: West Ham's record signing remains sidelined through injury

Lonely furrow: West Ham youngster Ravel Morrison is tracked by Ramires

Branislav Ivanovic crossed, Hazard had a shot blocked, but only as far as Lampard, who hit a low shot into the bottom corner beyond Jaaskelainen.
The Finn has now conceded 49 goals in 22 Premier League games against Chelsea and is still to keep a clean sheet.
Lampard celebrated by kissing the Chelsea badge on his shirt.
Michael Essien had an effort saved after being teed-up by fellow substitute Andre Schurrle as Chelsea sought a fourth.
Another replacement Demba Ba, who scored seven goals in 12 Premier League appearances for West Ham in a six-month spell in 2011, found the net in stoppage time only to be ruled offside as the visitors had to settle for three in a convincing win which sees West Ham worryingly looking over their shoulders.

Hauled off: Mourinho shakes former Chelsea man Joe Cole's hand after he was substituted in the first half

Life in the old legs: Lampard put in a man of the match performance against his old club

Strong tackle: Joey O'Brien stops Samuel Eto'o in his tracks with a sliding tackle

Shoulder to shoulder: Branislav Ivanovic shields Modibo Maiga from the ball

Dealing with danger: Cesar Azpilicueta stops Morrison in his tracks

Up and away: Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel clears with his head

High foot: Kevin Nolan narrowly misses a nasty injury as Cole attempts to clear

Working hard: Eto'o wins the header ahead of Stewart Downing