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Divine Mukasa’s first-half strike earned West Ham United a 1-0 victory over Championship leaders Swansea City, capping a demanding week for Nuno Espirito Santo’s side with a second win in four days.
Will Lankshear came off the bench to maintain his remarkable scoring run, but Kim Hellberg defended his decision to rest the Middlesbrough striker.
“Perhaps,” said the Hoops boss. “The goals were more our fault than their quality. “We had the first big opportunity in the opening 15-20 minutes. We score this and it changes the face of the game. The way we conceded the goals was very, very unusual. “The first one was...
By Simon Mullock PEIXOTO: WIN WAS DESERVED BURNLEY head coach Nicky Hayen is concerned for his job after the Clarets stretched their winless home league run to 21 matches. The Friday night clash had started brightly for the home side when Jamie Vardy’s first goal for the club put them...
