West Ham United endure a dramatic start to the league season, despite a goal from debutant Joël Piroe
West Ham remain winless after conceding twice before Joël Piroe’s late debut goal, leaving them 17th in the early Championship table.
- On Saturday, Charlton Athletic defeated West Ham 2-1 in a London derby, maintaining their perfect start to the Championship season and intensifying pressure on Hammers manager Nuno Espirito Santo.
- West Ham, relegated from the Premier League last season, currently sit a disappointing 17th in the Championship standings, while Charlton have secured two wins from two matches to sit second.
- Lloyd Jones and Tyreece Campbell put Charlton 2-0 ahead before Joel Piroe, on loan from Leeds United, scored on his West Ham debut; Taty Castellanos missed a stoppage-time penalty for the hosts.
- Following the loss, West Ham manager Nuno Espirito Santo acknowledged, "Of course, I feel under pressure," citing the club's 62,000 fans and noting the team "let them down" in performance.
- West Ham remains winless in the Championship, still seeking their first victory as the campaign proves far more challenging than anticipated following their recent Premier League relegation.
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West Ham manager Nuno Espírito Santo is facing fierce calls for his dismissal from fans due to poor results early in the season. The team sits in 17th place in the second division with one draw and one loss, and experts assess that the manager's position is very uncertain.
Charlton deliver blow to 'under pressure' Hammers boss Nuno
Lloyd Jones and Tyreece Campbell put Charlton 2-0 up in the London derby before Joel Piroe, on loan from Leeds, pulled one back on his West Ham debut. Taty Castellanos missed a stoppage-time penalty for the Hammers, relegated from the Premier League last season, as Charlton made it two wins from two. "Of course, I feel under pressure," Nuno said. "West Ham is pressure every day –- it is a big club. You see that with 62,000 fans in the stands an…
West Ham miss last-gasp penalty in Charlton defeat as Championship woes continue
West Ham United suffered another frustrating afternoon as Charlton Athletic secured a 2-1 victory at the London Stadium, with Valentin Castellanos missing a last-minute penalty to complete a miserable day for the hosts.The Hammers, playing their first home Championship game following relegation from the Premier League, were left to rue a sluggish start as Charlton made the perfect beginning to the south London derby.The visitors took the lead af…
West Ham United endure a dramatic start to the league season, despite a goal from debutant Joël Piroe
West Ham United have also failed to win their second match in the Championship. In fact, the Londoners went down 2-1 at home to Charlton Athletic, despite a goal from debutant Joël Piroe.
West Ham booed off after defeat to Charlton and Castellanos missing a late penalty
West Ham were booed off after being on the end of a 2-1 defeat to Charlton and Valentin Castellanos missing a late penalty. The Hammers, who went into this season as the favourites to win the title, remain winless in the league after two games. The Addicks meanwhile are unbeaten, with Lloyd Jones, on the end of Sonny Carey’s throw, chested it down and sent it into the bottom-right corner with an overhead kick after just 7 minutes. Charlton then …
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