West Ham 2-1 Man Utd Stats: Jarrod Bowen’s Controversial Late Penalty Separates Sides

A highly contentious VAR call late on gave West Ham a penalty that earned them a big win. Check out the best facts and Opta data from the game our West Ham vs Man Utd stats page.

Jarrod Bowen won this match with the fifth stoppage-time goal of the weekend in the Premier League, but his was the most controversial of the lot.

The game was still goalless with only 20 minutes remaining – thanks in large part to Manchester United full-back Diogo Dalot missing a near-open goal in the first half – but a flurry of late goals led to a dramatic conclusion.

Crysensio Summerville had put West Ham ahead with the hosts’ first shot on target of the match, but Manchester United struck back as Casemiro scored his first league goal since August 2023.

It appeared as though the spoils would be shared only for the VAR to intervene late on. Matthijs de Ligt was adjudged to have fouled Danny Ings – although only after a lengthy stoppage – and West Ham were awarded a penalty. Bowen smashed it home to earn West Ham a win that sees them move above United in the table.

Our Opta match centre delivers you all the West Ham vs Man Utd stats from their Premier League meeting at London Stadium.

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West Ham vs Man Utd: Selected Post-Match Facts

• West Ham have won consecutive Premier League home games for the first time in 2024 (4-1 v Ipswich, 2-1 v Man Utd), with December 2023 the previous time they had done so.
• This is Manchester United’s second-lowest points tally after nine games of a Premier League season (11), with 2019-20 (10) being the only campaign in which they’ve had fewer points at this stage.
• West Ham’s opener was the first goal Manchester United had conceded away from home in the Premier League since August (v Brighton), ending a run of 343 minutes without conceding on the road in the competition.
• For the first time ever, West Ham made three substitutions at half-time of a Premier League match (Lucas Paquetá, Carlos Soler and Konstantinos Mavropanos).

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