Enzo Fernandez nearly suffers horror wardrobe malfunction as he strips while wildly celebrating Chel - Video

ENZO FERNANDEZ nearly suffered a horror wardrobe malfunction after sending Stamford Bridge wild.

The Chelsea star raced over to the fans and celebrated madly after his added-time winner completed a stunning comeback win over West Ham.

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Enzo Fernandez nearly suffers a horror wardrobe malfunction as he pulls his shorts down while celebratingCredit: X

Enzo sparks wild scenes as Chelsea come back from 2-0 down to beat West Ham 3-2Credit: Reuters

The fans’ favourite celebrated wildly after sending the Bridge into a frenzyCredit: Reuters

Nuno Espirito Santo’s men looked on course for a third Premier League win on the bounce and fourth in all competitions after racing into a two goal lead.

But Liam Rosenior’s troops rallied in the second period and turned the game on its head with Fernandez hitting the winner two minutes into injury-time.

As he roared in delight and bounced around as he celebrated wildly, he pulled down on his shorts and it nearly turned into a moment to forget.

His underwear moved slightly but not enough for him to accidently flash those supporters in front of him and the TV cameras, in a huge sigh of relief moment, even if he wasn’t showing it in that exact moment.

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JOAO PEDRO came off the bench to inspire a stunning 3-2 comeback win for Chelsea against West Ham.

The striker found himself on the bench despite scoring twice in the Blues’ Champions League victory at Napoli earlier this week.

But he turned the game on its head when he was introduced at the break, after Jarrod Bowen and Crysencio Summerville had given West Ham a two-goal advantage.

Pedro got the comeback up and running before fellow sub Marc Cucurella levelled matters.

Pedro then set up Enzo Fernandez for a dramatic stoppage time winner to leave West Ham, who ended the contest with ten men after Jean-Clair Todibo’s red card, empty-handed.

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Jarrod Bowen got the Hammers up and running after just seven minutes before team-mate Crysencio Summerville added a brilliant second.

The Hammers – fighting for top flight survival – were in dream land and held a 2-0 lead at the break.

Just before the hour, Joao Pedro, on at the break, pulled a goal back for Chelsea before fellow sub Marc Cucurella levelled with 20 minutes to play.

It set up a grandstand finish at the Bridge and it was that man Fernandez who secured the points to lift the Blues into fourth and the Champions League spots in incredible fashion.

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The drama didn’t stop there though with both sets of players involved in a mass brawl after the last-gasp winner.

Jean-Clair Todibo was sent off for the visitors for STRANGLING Pedro.

The ugly melee