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West Ham 3 Wolves 0 - Liam Keen and Nathan Judah analysis

In a first half that they never really got a foothold in, Mohammed Kudus was giving the Wolves defence nightmares down the right flank as he swept home his first after 22 minutes.

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Nathan Judah and Liam Keen

Just 10 minutes later he made it 2-0 to cap off a Hammers counter-attack from a Wolves corner, to leave the visitors with a mountain to climb.

Wolves improved in the second half and saw a goal chalked off by VAR, before West Ham made sure of the three points with a well-worked move, finished off by Jarrod Bowen.