Another of West Ham's great performances was their 3-2 win over Liverpool at the raucous London Stadium, jumping to third place in the Premier League. West Ham's victory was totally worthwhile, which was brought to them by a comical Allison Oolong ball, Pablo Funars and Kurt Zuma.
Liverpool controlled the ball for most of the game, but they were unable to hand over possession to their most threatening players, Mohammed Salah, Sadio Mane and Diogo Jota, as West Ham squeezed all their comforts.
The hosts did well at the start of the race and took the lead after a few minutes. Fornals' corner kick, Liverpool goalkeeper Allison was blocked by the line of sight behind Angelo Ogbona and Mitchell Antonio when he took off, and the outstretched arm did not save the ball, but instead touched the ball into his own goal. Var checked to confirm that West Ham had no fouls and that the goal was valid.
Liverpool reacted well, controlling the rest of the first half but had to wait until half-time to equalise. After a foul on Dickland Rice, Trent Alexander Arnold provided a beautiful free-kick that he shot into the top corner of the goal.
But the Reds did not continue to fight after half-time, and were controlled by West Ham United in the middle of the second half, which always looked dangerous on the audience stage. Jarrod Bowen carried the ball forward very well, his deft pass was picked up by Vernals and pushed to the edge of the box to calmly push the goal, west Ham United took a 2-1 lead again. In the 74th minute, Zuma used a corner kick from the left to complete the header into the net, West Ham United extended the score to 3-1, and the London Stadium fell into the frenzied celebration of the fans.
Substitute Divok Origi scored nervously in the final ten minutes, but West Ham held out after Sadio Mane's beautiful last-minute header to end Liverpool's premier league myth 3-2.