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Bescot Stadium
Tuesday, August 30th, 2022 k/o 19:00
 
EFL Trophy
Attendance: 1,500
     
0-1
   
 
   
Kamarai Simon-Swyer (57)
 
Isaac Hutchinson (90+1)
 
Freddie Potts (69), Pierre Ekwah (90+5), Archie Woods (90+6)
 
     
 
 
 
 
2022
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Comments :
West Ham''s Under 21s were mostly under 20s, with most players being 18 or 19. The centre-forward Divin Mubama was 17. Decent game with Kevin Nolan (Moyes Assistant) in the stand. All West Ham''s outfield players were technically proficient and composed on the ball with the exception of Swyer who frequently lost possession. He did score a well-taken goal though which won the game. After that goal Walsall brought on their skipper/Player of the Year along with the 3 other regular first teamers. They had started with about 5 first teamers, mostly defenders. The rest of the game was about West Ham''s ability to defend 30 minutes of almost constant pressure. The centre-backs Forbes and Laing were outstanding, clearing everything and never panicking. In midfield I was impressed by Keenan Appiah-Forson. He was much the smallest player on the field but was the most competitive. Very skilful and remarkably durable for such a diminutive player. One to watch... Here''s my marks out of 0 for the West Ham team. Hegyi 6 Greenidge 6 Laing 8 Forbes 9 Clayton 7 Appiah-Forson 8 Ekwah 6 Potts 7 Earthy 7 Swyer 5 Mubama 7
 
Managers
  Mike Flynn
Players
WALSALL
 
 
 31  Adam Przybek (G)
 
 02  Hayden White (D)
 
 06  Emmanuel Monthe (D)
 
 30  Liam Bennett (D)
 
 17  Jack Earing (M)
 66
 
 20  Flynn Clarke (M)
 59
 
 21  Taylor Allen (D)
 
 23  Isaac Hutchinson (M)
 90+1
 
 25  Ronan Maher (M)
 
 15  Douglas James-Taylor (F)
 59
 
 27  Timmy Abraham (F)
 60

Subs
 
 01  Owen Evans (G)
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 26  Peter Clarke (D)
 
 08  Liam Kinsella (M)
 66
 
 14  Brandon Comley (M)
 
 10  Tom Knowles (F)
 59
 
 11  Andy Williams (F)
 60
 
 39  Danny Johnson (F)
 59
WEST HAM UNITED YOUTH
 
47. Kristjan Hegyi
71. Regan Clayton
43. William Greenidge
65. Michael Forbes
53. Levi Laing
62. Freddie Potts 69'
46. Pierre Ekwah 90+5'
59. Keenan Appiah-Forson 90+5'
63. Archie Woods     90+6'
72. Divin Mubama
58. Kamarai Simon-Swyer 57' 90+5'
54. Patrick Kelly    
73. George Earthy 86'
57. Remy Coddington    

Subs
52. Lennon Peake
70. Kaelan Casey
61. Brian Kinnear
29. Gonçalo Cardoso

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West Ham''s Under 21s were mostly under 20s, with most players being 18 or 19. The centre-forward Divin Mubama was 17. Decent game with Kevin Nolan (Moyes Assistant) in the stand. All West Ham''s outfield players were technically proficient and composed on the ball with the exception of Swyer who frequently lost possession. He did score a well-taken goal though which won the game. After that goal Walsall brought on their skipper/Player of the Year along with the 3 other regular first teamers. They had started with about 5 first teamers, mostly defenders. The rest of the game was about West Ham''s ability to defend 30 minutes of almost constant pressure. The centre-backs Forbes and Laing were outstanding, clearing everything and never panicking. In midfield I was impressed by Keenan Appiah-Forson. He was much the smallest player on the field but was the most competitive. Very skilful and remarkably durable for such a diminutive player. One to watch... Here''s my marks out of 0 for the West Ham team. Hegyi 6 Greenidge 6 Laing 8 Forbes 9 Clayton 7 Appiah-Forson 8 Ekwah 6 Potts 7 Earthy 7 Swyer 5 Mubama 7
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