post match
Post Match: Lincoln City
West Ham beat nine-man Lincoln City 6–0 away, equalling their biggest away league win. Knees up Mother Brown reports that the result took West Ham to a club-record 29 goals after ten league games.
The site also says Tom Hamer's third-minute red was the earliest opposition dismissal in a match featuring West Ham.
No-Guff Summary
- Result: West Ham beat nine-man Lincoln City 6–0 in the Championship, equalling their biggest away league win.
- Scoring record: Knees up Mother Brown says West Ham's 29 goals after ten league games passed the club's previous high of 26.
- Red-card record: The site says Tom Hamer's third-minute dismissal was the earliest for an opposition player in a West Ham match.
- Goals: Mavropanos, Austbø, Bowen and Pablo scored, with Souček adding two.
Nuno credits Lincoln's resistance despite nine men
Hamer's third-minute red sets West Ham opposition record
Lincoln rout equals West Ham's biggest away league win
Pablo reflects on first league goal and Lincoln win
Souček explains West Ham's half-time message at Lincoln
Austbø reflects on Lincoln goal and assist
Nuno says Lincoln win can build West Ham's confidence
West Ham beat nine-man Lincoln 6–0
West Ham turned a two-man advantage into a 6–0 win at Lincoln City, though they had to wait until just before half-time for the first goal. Dinos Mavropanos headed in from Jarrod Bowen's corner after Lincoln's two early red cards.
Edwin Austbø scored shortly after coming on at half-time, and Bowen added a deflected third. Pablo headed in the fourth before Tomáš Souček scored twice to complete the win.
Sources
- Claret&Hugh (opens in a new tab) — Recaps West Ham’s 6–0 win away to Lincoln, noting two first-half red cards for the hosts and highlighting goals from Mavropanos, Austbø, Bowen, Pablo and Souček.
- MailOnline (opens in a new tab) — Reports that Nuno Espirito Santo gave West Ham’s players a half-time team-talk on the pitch during their 6-0 win away to Lincoln City.
- Knees up Mother Brown (opens in a new tab) — Reports on West Ham’s 6-0 win away to Lincoln City, including the two early dismissals and the goals that followed.
- Sky Sports (Video) (opens in a new tab) — Shows highlights of West Ham United’s 6–0 Sky Bet Championship win over Lincoln City, who were reduced to nine players.
- Sky Sports (opens in a new tab) — Reports West Ham’s 6-0 Championship win over Lincoln City, in which Tom Hamer and Conor McGrandles were sent off in the first half.
- Sky Sports (opens in a new tab) — Shows Pablo and Tomas Soucek scoring a quickfire double as West Ham go five up against Lincoln City.
- The Irish News (opens in a new tab) — Reports West Ham’s 6-0 Championship win over nine-man Lincoln, with goals from Konstantinos Mavropanos, Edvin Austbo, Jarrod Bowen, Pablo and Tomas Soucek (twice).
- Football360 (opens in a new tab) — Reports that West Ham beat nine-man Lincoln City 6-0 in the Championship, with Callum Elder starting for Lincoln.
- West Ham Zone (opens in a new tab) — Reports that Sky Sports pundit Andy Hinchcliffe criticised Pablo Felipe’s first-half challenge during West Ham’s 6-0 win at Lincoln City.
- FromTheSpot (opens in a new tab) — Reports West Ham’s 6-0 away win over nine-man Lincoln City, which extended their unbeaten league run to eight matches.
- Evening Standard (opens in a new tab) — Reports West Ham’s 6-0 Championship win over nine-man Lincoln, with goals from Mavropanos, Austbø, Bowen, Pablo and Souček.
- West Ham Zone (opens in a new tab) — Reviews West Ham’s 6-0 win over nine-man Lincoln City, highlighting Jarrod Bowen’s contribution and questioning Manor Solomon’s recent form.
- West Ham Official (opens in a new tab) — Reports West Ham’s 6-0 win at Lincoln City, which equalled the club’s biggest away league victory, and recounts the match’s goals and two first-half Lincoln dismissals.
- West Ham United FC - Official Site (opens in a new tab) — Shows highlights of West Ham United's 6-0 win at Lincoln City, including two first-half red cards for the hosts and goals from Dinos Mavropanos, Edvin Austbø, Jarrod Bowen, Pablo and Tomáš Souček.
- West Ham Zone (opens in a new tab) — Argues that criticism of Mohamadou Kante was harsh after he missed chances in West Ham’s 6-0 win over Lincoln City, and cites his performance and scoring record.
- West Ham Blog (opens in a new tab) — Reports on West Ham’s 6-0 win over nine-man Lincoln City, highlighting Jarrod Bowen’s goal and two assists.
- Claret&Hugh (opens in a new tab) — Argues that West Ham’s first-half performance against Lincoln was poor, while crediting Nuno Espírito Santo’s half-time intervention for the team’s improved display in a 6–0 win.
- Claret&Hugh (opens in a new tab) — Argues that West Ham’s 6-0 win over Lincoln masked a worrying first-half performance against nine men, while crediting Nuno Espírito Santo’s half-time change and praising several second-half contributions.
- The West Ham Way (opens in a new tab) — Argues that Tomáš Souček can still play an important role for West Ham after signing a contract extension through summer 2028 and scoring twice in the 6-0 win over Lincoln City.
- The West Ham Way (opens in a new tab) — Argues that West Ham’s 6-0 win at Lincoln was less convincing than the scoreline suggests, pointing to the team’s difficulty breaking down the hosts before they were reduced to nine men.
- Claret&Hugh (opens in a new tab) — Argues that Tomáš Souček remains a useful option for West Ham after scoring twice in their 6-0 win over Lincoln City, while noting that the goals do not warrant an automatic starting place.
- West Ham World (opens in a new tab) — Reviews West Ham's 6-0 win over Lincoln City, offering player ratings and arguing that the team struggled to break down Lincoln before the interval despite the emphatic scoreline.
- West Ham Zone (opens in a new tab) — Argues that West Ham should have been awarded a penalty when Deji Elerewe pushed Mahamadou Kante, with former referee Keith Hackett saying the referee could not see the incident clearly.
- West Ham World (opens in a new tab) — Argues that Joel Piroe’s low involvement in West Ham’s 6-0 win over Lincoln City leaves the striker selection debate unresolved, while noting his assist and Taty Castellanos’s contribution from the bench.
- West Ham Official (opens in a new tab) — Reflects on West Ham’s 6-0 win at Lincoln City, highlighting Edvin Austbø’s goal and Man of the Match award, Jarrod Bowen’s goal contributions and the team’s scoring record.
- The West Ham Way (opens in a new tab) — Argues that Edvin Austbø’s performance in West Ham’s 6-0 win over Lincoln City should earn him a starting place over Manor Solomon, while considering Nuno’s options for the Swansea match.
- Knees up Mother Brown (opens in a new tab) — Argues that West Ham made the most of Lincoln City’s two dismissals in a 6–0 win, while reflecting humorously on Nuno’s half-time address on the pitch.
- Hammers in the Heart (opens in a new tab) — Reflects on West Ham's 6-0 away win over Lincoln City, including the two red cards and the goals, and looks ahead to the match at Swansea City.
- West Ham World (opens in a new tab) — Argues that West Ham’s difficult first half against nine-man Lincoln City exposed an ongoing problem against deep defensive blocks, and that Nuno Espirito Santo’s half-time change helped turn the match into a 6-0 win.
- Claret&Hugh (opens in a new tab) — Argues that West Ham’s 6-0 win over nine-man Lincoln City does not resolve concerns about the team’s performance, particularly before half-time.
- West Ham Till I Die (opens in a new tab) — Describes a supporter’s trip to Lincoln City and West Ham’s 6-0 away win, including the match atmosphere and the players’ post-match interactions with fans.
- The West Ham Way (opens in a new tab) — Argues that West Ham supporters should enjoy the 6-0 win over Lincoln rather than focus on the team’s slow first-half start, while recognising a role for constructive criticism.
- Claret&Hugh (opens in a new tab) — Reports that Tomáš Souček embraced a young West Ham supporter who ran onto the pitch after the Lincoln City match, escorted him back to his family and gave him his shirt.
- West Ham Blog (opens in a new tab) — Argues Edvin Austbø’s goal and assist against Lincoln City strengthen the case for giving him more playing time, with Swansea City next.
