West Ham delivered a commanding performance, triumphing 3-0 over Leeds in a match that showcased their offensive prowess. The visitors started brightly, holding onto 58% possession and testing the Hammers’ defense with 13 total shots. However, it was West Ham that found the back of the net when T. Castellanos broke the deadlock in the 67th minute, finishing off a slick move set up by J. Bowen.

Leeds struggled to convert their possession into clear opportunities, managing only three shots on target. Meanwhile, West Ham increasingly took control of the game, and just 12 minutes later, it was Bowen himself doubling the lead in the 79th minute, with a well-placed shot following an assist from M. Fernandes.

The home fans were sent into raptures as C. Wilson added a third in stoppage time, scoring in the 90+4th minute with a lively assist from C. Summerville, wrapping up a stellar showing for West Ham. The match also saw early disciplinary actions, with yellow cards shown to J. Bijol and B. Aaronson for Leeds and E. Ampadu later on, reflecting the tense nature of the contest.

Ultimately, West Ham demonstrated clinical finishing, registering nine shots on target from 16 attempts, while Leeds finished with just three from their 13. It was a game that highlighted West Ham’s efficiency and a deserved victory, confirmed by the final score of 3-0.

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