Nuno on improved form, dealing with setbacks and 'almost crazy' set-pieces

The Story So Far
The Hammers’ rivals have shown signs of improvement according to managerial assessments. Nuno highlighted the team’s ability to recover from previous challenges while maintaining a positive trajectory in performances. A key point of interest involves the squad's approach to dead-ball situations, which the manager described as being exceptionally intense and highly structured. For West Ham United, these insights into an opponent's tactical focus on set-piece routines and their renewed consistency provide essential background. Monitoring how other teams manage setbacks and refine their on-pitch strategy remains an important part of the evaluation process as the competitive season continues to unfold fully.
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