Early strike Kevin Schade, Brentford beat West Ham 1-0 in the London stadium, while Thomas Frank’s side recorded the third victory in the club record on their trips.
Visitors dominated in the first 45 minutes but only led Schade’s hit fourth minute as two tight judges for video helpers [VAR] The tender calls went against them, although they were grateful that the technology went to their favor for their winner.
The move began when the smart passage of Yoane Wissa from his half published Schade, and after Emerson and Max Kilman collided, the German saw his initial effort that extinguished the half that had progressed Alphonse Areola, who somehow ran to refuse Ball from the line – just to get a back home.
On the day of multiple VAR interventions, Schade’s goal first had to clean the target line technology and then to offsid, only to see Wissa two further strokes for the offsid because the bees went only 1-0 in front of Break, despite the dominance of the first period.
West Ham -a Graham Potter reacted, making a triple change on a break, and the changes had the desired influence because the domestic side began to take over the procedure.
However, a combination of a bad ending – Mohammed Kudus flashed over the goal -Gol after being placed by one of those submarines at halftime, Evan Ferguson, at the beginning of the second period – and the excellent goalkeeper from the return Mark Flekken ensured that Brentford Held held. to all three points.
As for West Ham, Potter’s side was thrown out on full -time work, and a new main coach won only one game at all competitions since he replaced Julen Lopetegui in January.
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