West Ham 2-1 Wolves live – Premier League result as Bowen eases pressure on Lopetegui

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Jarrod Bowen eased the pressure on West Ham boss Julen Lopetegui, with his winning goal securing a 2-1 victory over Wolves.

The Hammers’ skipper settled a nervy clash with a wonderful individual effort in the 72nd minute, after Matt Doherty had cancelled out Tomas Soucek’s earlier effort at the London Stadium.

With Gary O’Neil desperate for a win, Wolves created the best opportunity of the first half, with Joao Gomes turning Doherty’s deep cross wide from close range.

West Ham broke through nine minutes after the restart, with Soucek sending a looping header over the flat-footed Sam Johnstone from a Bowen corner.

VAR denied Mohammed Kudus and The Hammers a second goal, before Wolves equalised in the 69th minute with Doherty brilliantly turning in Rayan Ait-Nouri’s cross on the half-volley.

However, the visitors were level for just three minutes as, following a short corner, Bowen cut inside a challenge before sweeping a low shot into Johnstone’s bottom-right corner.

Kudus saw another goal chalked off for offside, but West Ham had done enough to get over the line.

West Ham 2-1 Wolves

Wolves push for a dramatic equaliser and a cross from the right falls for Bellegarde.

However, he drags his shot wide, and that could be the visitors' final opportunity.

Fabianski is understandably in no rush to resume the game from a free-kick.

However, he takes too long for the liking of the referee, who books him for time-wasting.

We are going to play an additional eight minutes at the end of this game.

West Ham make their final three changes.

Alvarez, Emerson and Kudus make way for Todibo, Cresswell and Rodriguez.

West Ham look to wrap up the contest, and Paqueta's throughball finds Kudus, who slots home.

However, his joy is rightly cut short by the offside flag.

Changes for both sides here, with Rodrigo replacing Ait-Nouri for Wolves.

Bellegarde leads Wolves' charge on the counter.

Cunha picks it up and finds Doyle, who lashes his first-time shot high over the bar.

Wolves go in search of their second equaliser.

Lemina lets fly, but Fabianski gets down and holds.

There is now activity on the Wolves bench, as Doyle comes on for Gomes in midfield.

West Ham turn straight to the bench, replacing Summerville with Ings.

The hosts regain their lead! Wolves weren't level for long!

Following a short corner, Bowen neatly cuts inside a challenge before steering a low shot into Johnstone's bottom-right corner.

The visitors bring themselves level!

It is wing-back to wing-back as Ait-Nouri's inviting cross from the left is met from the right by Doherty, who brilliantly guides in on the half-volley.

Wolves appeal as Guedes is bundled over, but the referee is not interested.

VAR do not suggest awarding a penalty either, though it appears Emerson's challenge was just outside the area.

Wolves make two changes with Bellegarde and Guedes replacing Andre and Strand Larsen.

There is also activity on the West Ham bench a couple of minutes later with Paqueta on for Soler.

West Ham think they have doubled their lead as Kudus turns in Bowen's drilled ball across the area.

However, the effort is ruled out for offside following a VAR review.

Wolves look to respond quickly, but Cunha's effort is always rising.

The Hammers lead!

Bowen sends a deep corner to the far post, where an unmarked Soucek sends a looping header over the flat-footed Johnstone.