Jorgen Strand Larsen scored twice from the bench as the Wolves beat the Carabao Cup 3-2 to beat West Ham as Graham Potter suffered another defeat and his captain Jarrod Bowen clashed with fans.
Despite Rodrigo Gomes' opening game, West Ham won the first win of the season with Tomas Soucek and Lucas Paqueta's goal, but Lucas Paqueta held them in charge, but the game was changed by Strand Larsen's appearance.
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Jarrod Bowen faces West Ham fans in Molineux but apologizes later
The Norwegian has been a transfer target for Newcastle and also demonstrates why his weak footsteps have cleverly completed the winner, nodding to the joy of the Molynx crowd, who cheered for the striker.
Both teams lost their first two Premier League games, but Vitor Pereira's side won the Cup and made progress in the third round. Porter’s problems continued and a group of healthy fans were impressed.
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Jorgen Strand Larsen
When will the third round draw bet?
- The next round of Carabao Cup draw will be held at Sky Sports football match Wednesday night after the end of Grimsby vs Man Utd.
- These relationships will occur within a few weeks starting on September 15 and September 22.
Player ratings
Wolf: Johnstone (6), R Gomes (7), S Bueno (6), Agbadou (6), Mosquera (6), H Bueno (7), Andre (7), Bellegarde (6), Lopez (6), Arias (6), Arias (6), Hwang (5).
Submarines: Doherty (6), Tchatchoua (7), J Gomes (7), Strand Larsen (9), Kalajdzic (6).
West Ham: Areola (5), Walker-Peters (6), Todibo (6), Mavropanos (6), Aguerd (6), Diouf (6), Rodriguez (5) (5), Ward-Prowse (6), Soucek (Soucek (Soucek) (7), Paqueta (7), Paqueta (7), Bowen (6).
Submarines: Kilman (5), Wilson (N/A), Fullkrug (N/A).
Player of the match: Jorgen Strand Larsen.
Bowen and fans participate
The atmosphere around West Ham was tough when Captain Bowen had a heated discussion with the club’s own supporters. Bowen quickly apologized to the communication on social media.
“Apologize for the reaction tonight,” Bowen wrote. “I am a passionate person who fights every time I step on the court. But I need to set a better role model and your fans know how much I love you and this club!
“We had a bad time together and I’ll see you all on Sunday.”
Team news headlines
The Wolves made eight changes to the team that they defeated at Bournemouth on Saturday, and the first competition to sign Fer Lopez in the summer began.
West Ham changed Chelsea’s four starting lineups on Friday night, including Lucas Paqueta and Jarrod Bowen.
Porter: We're all hurting
West Ham boss Graham Porter Speech at the press conference:
“Well, I don't know what to say or anything else. I just think our supporters are great. Of course, they hurt because of our results.
“And Jarrod obviously cares about the club, the team. He gave everything again tonight. It's just the point of view of the people who care about it, and that's the truth.”
He added: “Like I said, everyone is hurting, and that's right because we don't have the result we want. It's normal.
“Jarrod is an excellent captain, club, player, servant of man.
Porter concluded: “The most important relationship in a football club is the relationship with the fans and the team. The fans are the most important people. So, you know, we need our fans.
“We need everyone to be together. We need everyone to stick together. It's one of the great things in West Ham. There's a family feeling. We need everyone. The pain of the team at the moment.
“We're all here. We're all hurt. I can assure you that no one celebrates or is happy about our work. We're all in pain.
Potter
Wolves may have only three players in the Premier League’s preferred starting lineup, and Pereira has exposed the fact that this game is not his top priority. This will make West Ham's failure even more stinging.
Porter has included key players Bowen and Paqueta from the start, which is his first win of the season after those scattered defeats against Sunderland and Chelsea. This seems to have paid off when they merged and put the hammer in front.
But once the wolf takes out his big gun from the bench, West Ham witheres. As a result, the failure of the season started for the third consecutive time only increased frustration among supporters, and ultimately anger exchange with fans proved that.
West Ham travels to Nottingham Forest on Sunday. Failure on the urban ground will give them an especially long international break for stewing at the wrong start of the campaign. It stood out in the second round but also caused greater concern.
Player of the game: Jorgen Strand Larsen
Strand Larsen will always be part of Molineux's conversation, even if he's not in the game, that's the speculation around Newcastle. It is believed that the forward was not excited to leave, but focused on his own game.
If Strand Larsen continues to deliver this way, the reward will come. His first ending was a tricky ending, and the second was typical. He is a strong forward, but a moving forward, he is too powerful to wear off West Ham's defense, which is the difference between teams.
Pereira: Every player has a price
Wolf boss Vitor Pereira About the importance of maintaining Jorgen Strand Larsen:
“If this is my decision, of course. Of course. Because he is a very important player.
“It's not only about technology and tactics, it's about the role. He's a player with a role. I can imagine his idea at this moment because he listens to a lot of things, reads a lot of things, and then he sticks to the promise.
“Until now, Jorgen was our player. We would see what happened. I understand football. Football is football. I believe every player has a price. Even Messi or Cristiano. I understand football, but to me, he is very, very important to us. We would see what happens.”
Pereira added that there was no indication that Strand Larsen's mind was elsewhere, and he was distracted by the conversation he moved to Newcastle. The Portuguese insisted that the player wouldn't force the action, but stopped saying he would stay.
“I know him. For the past seven or eight months, I've been with him. I know him very well. He never, never forced. But, of course, we know football is football. He has to be ready for everything. But I want the best players and such players to be with us, and of course, that's the same.”