Buoyant West Ham thrash Wolves to leap out of relegation zone
The Guardian · 2026-04-10 · archive
As the shot from Taty Castellanos rolled past José Sá and crawled towards the Wolves goal, West Ham’s bid for survival picked up pace. They looked doomed three months ago, but not any more. Nuno Espírito Santo’s side somehow found the motivation to go again after dropping seven points off 17th place in early January and if this escape act does end successfully they will certainly look back to the impact made by their winter reinforcements.While Axel Disasi has brought order to a chaotic defence Castellanos and Pablo Felipe are starting to resemble a modern day John Hartson and Paul...
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West Ham United secured a convincing victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers, a result that moves the club out of the Premier League relegation zone. A goal from Taty Castellanos helped propel the team’s survival bid, marking a significant turnaround for a side that faced serious struggles earlier in the season. Under the management of Nuno Espírito Santo, the squad has displayed renewed motivation since January, supported by the contributions of several winter signings. Axel Disasi has stabilized the defense, while the forward pairing of Castellanos and Pablo Felipe has provided a more effective attack. This win greatly enhances the club's prospects of avoiding the drop.
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