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West Ham United secured a valuable 1–0 away victory over early league leaders Swansea City. The match was a test of West Ham’s attacking form against Swansea’s strong defensive record. Divine Mukasa scored the decisive goal, assisted by Mohamadou Kanté, to put West Ham in front. Swansea enjoyed more possession and pushed for an equaliser. They made attacking substitutions, including bringing on Eom Ji-sung and Zan Vipotnik, but could not find a way through. West Ham made changes to protect their lead, with Mukasa substituted in the 84th minute. The visitors held firm through stoppage time to claim the win. by @doseofwesthamutd

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West Ham United produced a commanding away performance to defeat Lincoln 6–0, in the Championship. Two early red cards left Lincoln with nine men, and the Hammers took full advantage. Lincoln’s hopes were badly damaged when Tom Hamer was dismissed after just three minutes. Conor McGrandles followed him off in the 23rd minute, leaving the hosts with nine players. West Ham eventually broke through just before half-time, with Mavropanos heading home from Bowen’s corner. The Hammers struck twice in the opening five minutes of the second half through Austbø and Bowen. Pablo Felipe then added a fourth in the 75th minute, heading in Austbø’s delivery. Souček took over late on, scoring in the 79th and 89th minutes to seal a six-goal victory. West Ham were clinical after taking the lead, scoring five times in the second half. Lincoln’s two dismissals made the task extremely difficult, while Pablo Felipe and Souček capped off an emphatic Hammers performance. by @doseofwesthamutd

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West Ham United were left frustrated after a dramatic draw with Queens Park Rangers, with a controversial penalty decision and a remarkable stoppage-time save proving decisive. QPR goalkeeper Pierce Charles was the hero, denying Jarrod Bowen from the spot to preserve a valuable away point.Nicolas Madsen converted a penalty after referee Ruebyn Ricardo penalised Tomáš Souček for a challenge on Paul Smyth. Replays suggested the challenge was outside the penalty area and Souček had won the ball, sparking protests from West Ham. Jarrod Bowen equalised after winning possession and following up his initial blocked effort. The captain’s goal gave West Ham renewed hope of completing the comeback. West Ham won a late penalty after Amadou Mbengue pulled back Pablo Felipe. Bowen’s spot-kick was saved by Pierce Charles, who then produced another superb save to push Arne Engels’ rebound onto the crossbar. QPR held on for the draw. by @doseofwesthamutd

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9 days ago

The Dockers Derby returned to The Den on 19 September 2026, with Millwall and West Ham United playing out an entertaining 2–2 draw in the Championship. It was the clubs’ 100th competitive meeting and their first encounter since 2012.

Millwall started with greater intensity and took control of the first half. Caleb Taylor opened the scoring in the 16th minute with a close-range finish, sending The Den into a huge celebration.

The hosts continued to threaten and nearly doubled their advantage when Mark Sykes hit the crossbar. Millwall eventually got their second just before half-time, with Camiel Neghli making it 2–0.

West Ham came out with a much stronger response after the interval. Their pressure eventually produced a goal in the 74th minute, when Mohamadou Kanté reduced the deficit to 2–1. Six minutes later, the comeback was complete: Konstantinos Mavropanos headed in from a corner to make it 2–2.

The closing stages remained tense. Millwall were reduced to ten men when Kanté was shown a red card for bringing down Kyrell Lisbie after the striker had broken through on goal. Despite the late pressure, West Ham could not find a winning goal.

It was a match of two contrasting halves: Millwall controlled the first half and built a two-goal lead, while West Ham’s second-half response earned them a point. The result also underlined the intensity surrounding one of English football’s long-standing London rivalries. by @doseofwesthamutd

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Fulham edged a thrilling Carabao Cup tie at the London Stadium on 15 September 2026, beating West Ham 3–2 to reach the fourth round.

Fulham struck first in the 13th minute. Rodrigo Muniz finished after good work from César Palacios, giving the visitors an early lead. West Ham responded three minutes later through Morato, who brought the Hammers level.

Fulham regained the advantage in the 37th minute when Palacios got on the scoresheet himself. The young midfielder was one of the game’s standout players, contributing a goal and an assist.

West Ham once again refused to give up. Pablo equalised in first-half stoppage time, leaving the sides level at 2–2 at the break.

The decisive moment came in the 78th minute. Substitute Oscar Bobb capitalised after Josh King won possession, driving into the area and firing Fulham in front at 3–2.

West Ham pushed hard for a third equaliser late on, but Fulham survived the pressure to secure their place in the Carabao Cup last 16. For West Ham, it was a frustrating defeat despite twice coming from behind. by @doseofwesthamutd

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a month ago

West Ham produced a ruthless attacking display at the London Stadium, hammering Wrexham 6–0 in the Championship. The result extends the Hammers’ excellent run and underlines their promotion credentials.
West Ham started brightly and took control early. Jarrod Bowen opened the scoring, before Joël Piroe doubled the advantage. The Hammers went into the break 2–0 ahead and looking completely in command.

The second half turned into a demolition job. Konstantinos Mavropanos added a third before Taty Castellanos made it 4–0. Wrexham struggled to contain West Ham’s movement and attacking quality.

The evening got even better for the hosts when Mohamadou Kanté scored to make it 5–0, before substitute Manor Solomon completed the rout in the 76th minute, with Kyle Walker-Peters providing the assist. by @doseofwesthamutd

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West Ham United secured a 3–2 away victory over Bolton Wanderers in an entertaining Championship contest at the Toughsheet Community Stadium on Tuesday night.
The Hammers struck first through Jarrod Bowen in the 13th minute, but Bolton responded quickly. Ethan Erhahon equalised in the 18th minute before Rúben Rodrigues converted a 27th-minute penalty to put the hosts 2–1 ahead.
West Ham levelled just four minutes later, with Konstantinos Mavropanos scoring in the 31st minute. The sides therefore went into half-time level at 2–2, following an exceptionally open first half. The Guardian’s live coverage also noted the 2–2 score after 38 minutes.
After the break, West Ham became more effective in front of goal. Bowen struck again in the 77th minute, completing his brace and giving Nuno Espírito Santo’s side the lead they ultimately held onto. by @doseofwesthamutd

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West Ham produced a convincing 3–0 victory over Derby County at the London Stadium. The Hammers started strongly, with Joël Piroe opening the scoring after just six minutes following good work from Jarrod Bowen and Taty Castellanos.
Derby improved as the match went on and West Ham did not always look comfortable, but the home side remained dangerous on the counter. Two late goals settled the contest, with Edvin Austbø making it 2–0 before Mohamadou Kanté completed the scoring in stoppage time.
The result gave West Ham back-to-back Championship wins and another important home victory under Nuno Espírito Santo. Derby, despite periods of pressure, were unable to find a way past the West Ham defence. Overall, the 3–0 scoreline reflected West Ham’s greater quality and clinical finishing. by @doseofwesthamutd

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West Ham secured a thrilling 4–2 victory over Wolves at the London Stadium, earning their first win of the season.
Divine Mukasa opened the scoring with a spectacular 25-yard strike before Jarrod Bowen doubled the lead from the penalty spot. Wolves responded through Marshall Munetsi just before half-time.
Mukasa struck again early in the second half, with his effort taking a deflection to make it 3–1. Konstantinos Mavropanos then made it four after following up his own header that had hit the crossbar.
Wolves pulled another goal back when Mavropanos unfortunately turned a cross into his own net, but West Ham held firm to claim all three points. by @doseofwesthamutd

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2 months ago

Watford and West Ham United shared the points in an entertaining Championship match at Vicarage Road.
Watford took the lead in the 19th minute when Abdulrahman Nabizada found the net. West Ham responded quickly, equalising eight minutes later when Matthew Pollock turned the ball into his own goal.
Both sides created opportunities after the break, but neither could find a winning goal. The match ended Watford 1–1 West Ham, giving both teams a point in an exciting contest. by @doseofwesthamutd

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2 months ago

West Ham United came from behind to record an emphatic 4–1 victory over Southampton at St Mary’s Stadium, booking their place in the third round of the Carabao Cup. The Hammers initially looked vulnerable when Southampton took an early lead, but a determined response before half-time completely changed the complexion of the contest. One of the biggest positives for West Ham was the performance of their younger players. Ajala's two goals were the obvious highlight, while Lewis Orford also played a role in the attacking move that produced Bowen's late goal. This makes the victory more significant than simply progressing in the cup: it gave West Ham's emerging players valuable senior experience.
Josh Ajala became the star of the night with two goals, before Valentín Castellanos and Jarrod Bowen completed a convincing second-half victory. by @doseofwesthamutd

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2 months ago

Charlton produced an impressive performance to secure a 2–1 victory over West Ham in an entertaining London clash.
The Addicks started brightly and were rewarded when Jones found the back of the net to give Charlton the lead. West Ham struggled to deal with Charlton’s attacking pressure, and the visitors soon doubled their advantage through Campbell, putting Charlton firmly in control.
West Ham responded after the break and began pushing forward in search of a way back into the match. Their persistence paid off when Piroe pulled a goal back with a composed finish, giving the Hammers hope of completing a comeback.
Despite late pressure from West Ham, Charlton held firm and defended their advantage until the final whistle. It was a memorable performance from the Addicks, while West Ham will be disappointed after failing to turn their second-half pressure into an equaliser. by @doseofwesthamutd

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