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United States Brentford 0-1 West Ham LIVE! FA Cup match result, match stream ...
All-Premier League fixtures at this stage of the FA Cup do little to evoke its romance, particularly when it has been a mere eight days since the two sides’ last meeting and, unsurprisingly, this was no classic.
With 11 minutes left on the clock here at the Gtech Community Stadium, Brentford and West Ham seemed destined for a replay and a third meeting in three weeks until, mercifully, the maverick talent of Said Benrahma, well-loved by both sets of fans, stepped forward to settle the tie. The Algerian, a touch surprisingly left on the bench for the return to his former club, picked up the ball after Declan Rice’s fine challenge on Yoanne Wissa in midfield and fired brilliantly past Thomas Strakosha from range to earn David Moyes’ side a morale-boosting 1-0 victory.
The strike came from a not-dissimilar position to the one from which Benrahma scored a sensational parting gift of a goal for the Bees against Fulham on this ground before swapping west London for east back in 2020.
All-Premier League fixtures at this stage of the FA Cup do little to evoke its romance, particularly when it has been a mere eight days since the two sides’ last meeting and, unsurprisingly, this was no classic.
With 11 minutes left on the clock here at the Gtech Community Stadium, Brentford and West Ham seemed destined for a replay and a third meeting in three weeks until, mercifully, the maverick talent of Said Benrahma, well-loved by both sets of fans, stepped forward to settle the tie.
The Algerian, a touch surprisingly left on the bench for the return to his former club, picked up the ball after Declan Rice’s fine challenge on Yoanne Wissa in midfield and fired brilliantly past Thomas Strakosha from range to earn David Moyes’ side a morale-boosting 1-0 victory.
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Six matches without a win in the Premier, but a change in competition has brought a change in fortunes!
That will ease some of the pressure on David Moyes - focus quickly shifts to a massive game against Wolves next.
Goalkeeper is up for Brentford, looks to have got a flick on in the box but comes to nothing.
And that is that! West Ham are through to the fourth round of the FA Cup, how big a win could that prove to be?
A badly needed lift for them.
90+2 mins: Wissa with an effort from a tight angle... wide.
Canos is furious in the middle, he was expecting a cut back in the middle. Didn’t come.
90 mins: Benrahma into space in the box, despite looking offside. Flag doesn’t go up though.
Four minutes added on!
89 mins: The visitors are holding firm, not too many scares for them since taking the lead.
That was almost one, Schade getting his shot away and it takes a deflecton. Corner for the hosts.
86 mins: West Ham sitting deeper and deeper as you’d expect.
That helps the cause, Janelt smashing an effort over the bar from distance. Two more changes for West Ham - Antonio and Paqueta off for Downes and Fornals.
84 mins: Antonio with the challenge this time and the Hammers can break.
Cross in towards Bowen in the box, Mee turns it behind for a corner. Decent delivery that from Benrahma. West Ham in no rush whatsoever to take this set-piece.
81 mins: That goal came from a brilliant challenge from Rice in midfield to set West Ham on their way. Benrahma absolutely hammers the strike past the goalkeeper, nothing cute about that finish.
Brentford look for an immediate response, they win a corner. Canos and Henry are on.
