Jack Elderton and Cal Goodall break down Nuno Espírito Santo’s first win as Hammers Head Coach, West Ham 3-1 Newcastle in the Premier League, the club’s first since August. It also marks the first time the London Stadium has seen the home side pick up the full 3 points since February. We discuss all the action from Sunday’s game, including goals from Lucas Paqueta, Tomas Soucek and Jacob Murphy as well as an own goal from Sven Botman, Freddie Potts’ outstanding performance in his first Premier League start, the difference in approach between the first and second halves, West Ham’s striker woes and if Wilson or Soucek are the solution and much more.

Timestamps:

(00:00 ) WE ACTUALLY WON A GAME

(01:49 ) West Ham 3-1 Newcastle review

(04:45 ) The massive improvement in West Ham’s physicality

(13:45 ) Freddie Potts has arrived as a Premier League player

(22:49 ) Mateus Fernandes showed why he is worth so much

(29:40 ) Is Callum Wilson the answer to West Ham’s striker problems?

(31:51 ) Did inverting Maximilian Kilman and Jean-Clair Todibo work?

(33:42 ) How West Ham and Newcastle performed in the second half

(43:14 ) Did the Nuno’s substitutions help or hinder West Ham?

(45:45 ) Tomáš Souček as a striker, does it make sense?

(51:38 ) Nuno’s makeshift solutions highlight West Ham’s recent recruitment issues that need addressing in the January Transfer Window

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