West Ham 3-1 Newcastle LIVE – West Ham get their first home win of the season

“Obviously, the numbers aren’t good in terms of our away form recently. So it would be foolish for me to dismiss that outright.

“I think we’ve got a very, very good group of professionals who care deeply and want to do well.”

More away blues for Newcastle but West Ham win their first home match of the season.

Goals from Lucas Paqueta and Tomas Soucek aswell as an own goal from Sven Botman cancel out Jacob Murphy’s opener.

Tomas Soucek wraps up the points.

There was a check for offside but the goal is given.

Jacob Ramsey receives a yellow card for a foul on Lucas Paqueta. The Brazilian also receives a yellow.

West Ham young star Freddie Potts gets man of the match

Matheus Fernandes is replaced by Igor Julio, another defensive swap.

They have been penned into their own half for long periods of the second half but some nice link-up play from Malick Diouf and Kyle Walker-Peters almost creates a chance for the Hammers.

Crysencio Summerville is off for Kyle Walker-Peters.

Anthony Elanga comes on for Jacob Murphy.

GOAL DISALLOWED.

Jarrod Bowen crosses to Tomas Soucek who plays the ball to Freddie Potts who strikes home but it is ruled out for offside.

A Lucas Paqueta free kick flashes across the area but misses everyone. Pope does well to react.

From the resulting corner Pope again does well to tip a Max Kilan header over the bar.

Harvey Barnes is on for Sven Botman. A very attacking switch.

Jacob Murphy shoots just wide from the edge of the box.

Callum Wilson is replaced by Tomas Soucek.

A defensive change from Nuno Espirito Santo.

Tomas Soucek is getting stripped and ready to come on.

Crysencio Summerville has looked dangerous since the break but no chances of note as of yet.

We are back underway for the second half.

William Osula, Jacob Ramsey and Fabian Schar replace Nick Woltemade, Emil Krafth and Anthony Gordon.

West Ham come from behind to lead here at the London Stadium.

A goal from Lucas Paqueta and an own goal from Sven Botman cancel out Jacob Murphy’s opener.

After the goal Nuno Espirito Santo’s side went up a few gears and caused the Newcastle defence problems.

A Sven Botman own goal puts the Hammers ahead!

Aaron Wan-Bissaka crosses the ball in low towards Callum Wilson but Botman gets a toe on it diverting the ball past Nick Pope.

Crysencio Summerville hits it from 20 yards out but Nick Pope gets his body behind it to save.

After some brilliant work inside the box, Joelinton strikes towards the bottom corner but Alphonse Areola saves.

Five minutes more to play at the end of the first half.

West Ham have really deserved that goal. They have put the pressure on the Newcastle goal ever since they went 1-0 down.