West Ham United might as well have welcomed West Brom to the London Stadium with a pamphlet entitled ‘How to beat us at the London…

West Bromwich Albion manager James Morrison explained how his tactical setup exploited West Ham United defenders Max Kilman and Morato in a 3-1 away victory. Morrison opted for speed and mobility in attack over physical presence, targeting space behind the Hammers' midfield through quick transitions.
West Ham manager Nuno Espirito Santo saw his side concede three home goals for the second consecutive week following an earlier defeat to Southampton. Morrison noted that West Brom also sought to capitalize on an increasingly tense London Stadium atmosphere by scoring early.
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