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West Ham United

04-11 03:00

4 - 0

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Wolverhampton Wanderers

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West Ham United

Wolverhampton Wanderers

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End 4-0

85′

S.Magassa

M.Fernandes

85′

T. Edozie

J.Gomes

83′

4-0

K. Mavropanos

82′

C.Wilson

T.Castellanos

78′

F. Potts

P.Felipe

78′

A. Traoré

C. Summerville

71′

H.Hwang

A. Armstrong

71′

T.Arokodare

Y.Mosquera

68′

3-0

T.Castellanos

Assist: J.Bowen

66′

2-0

T.Castellanos

Assist: P.Felipe

61′

M. Mane

J.Bellegarde

61′

R.Gomes

A. Gomes

52′

T.Castellanos

Halftime 1-0

42′

1-0

K. Mavropanos

Assist: J.Bowen

31′

M.Fernandes

20′

Y.Mosquera

9′

J.Bellegarde

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Match Info

West Ham United delivered a dominant performance at the London Stadium, thrashing Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-0 in a one-sided Premier League encounter. This comprehensive victory for the Hammers was built on a fast start and clinical finishing, moving them up the league table with a significant goal difference boost. The match was effectively decided in the first half, with West Ham scoring three times before the break to leave Wolves with a mountain to climb. The opening goal came early from a set-piece, followed by a swift counter-attack for the second. The third was a result of sustained pressure, and the fourth in the second half added gloss to the scoreline. The key focus point was West Ham's midfield control, which completely stifled Wolves' creative players, leading to a frustrating afternoon for the visitors. This result provided a vital three points for West Ham's European aspirations, while leaving Wolves to reflect on a defensive performance well below their usual standards. Post-match, the West Ham manager praised his team's intensity, while the Wolves boss acknowledged his side was second best in every department. The starting lineups featured West Ham's first-choice attacking players, who all found their rhythm, against a Wolves side that struggled to cope from the outset.