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Championship roundup: West Ham go second; Norwich beaten again
The Guardian Saturday 17 October 2026

Mukasa’s first-half goal enough to beat leaders SwanseaCanaries suffer sixth straight loss; Watford beat CharltonNuno Espírito Santo was delightedWest Hamfinished a “demanding week” by toppling Championship leadersSwansea.Divine Mukasa’s first-half strike in front of a record Swansea.com Stadium crowd of 20,973 gave the Hammers a 1-0 win and took them into second place and within a point of the league leaders. It was the Hammers’ second success in four days after a6-0 romp at Lincoln, and ended a week that began with a 1-1 home draw against QPR following Jarrod Bowen’s last-gasp penalty miss.Continue reading...
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