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Post Match: Wrexham
West Ham's 6-0 win over Wrexham put them top of the Championship, with six different scorers sharing the damage. Nuno Espírito Santo says the London Stadium crowd is a genuine advantage, though he insists four straight wins are no grand statement yet.
No-Guff Summary
- West Ham beat Wrexham 6-0 at London Stadium to return to the top of the Championship.
- Nuno Espírito Santo says a crowd of 59,712 showed the home advantage West Ham can harness.
- Six different scorers provided a confidence boost, but Nuno played down four straight wins as any kind of statement.
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Bowen says West Ham have shed their early tension
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Nuno hails attacking return after Wrexham rout
Bowen leads six-goal rout of Wrexham
Bowen and Piroe put West Ham 2-0 up at the break
Parkinson demands response after six-goal rout
West Ham's 6-0 demolition of Wrexham sent the Hammers back to the top of the Championship and left Phil Parkinson calling the defeat one of the lowest points of his time at the Welsh club.
Jarrod Bowen set West Ham on their way before Joel Piroe, Konstantinos Mavropanos, Taty Castellanos, Mohamadou Kante and Manor Solomon completed a rout at London Stadium. It was Wrexham's heaviest league defeat in 22 years.
Parkinson said everyone, including his staff, had to take responsibility. He described Wrexham as having shown a soft centre and said they needed to rediscover their character and resilience.
Sources
- BBC (opens in a new tab) — Reports that Phil Parkinson called Wrexham's 6-0 defeat by West Ham one of the lowest points of his time at the club and urged his team to show greater accountability, character and resilience.
- Morning Star (opens in a new tab) — Reports West Ham's 6-0 victory over Wrexham at the London Stadium, including the goalscorers and reactions from Nuno Espirito Santo and Phil Parkinson.
- BBC (opens in a new tab) — Reports on the pressure facing Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson after West Ham's 6-0 Championship win, including reaction from former players and broadcasters.
- Under The Hammers (opens in a new tab) — Analyses West Ham’s 6-0 win over Wrexham, highlighting the side’s movement, attacking combinations and attacking approach while questioning whether the performance can be sustained.
