WEST HAM UNITED
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2021-22 Premier League
Manager: David Moyes
Note:
Players in BOLD made their debuts for West Ham United
NEWCASTLE UNITED
St. James' Park
4 - 2 (Antonio, Benrahma, Cresswell, Soucek)
7 August 2022
Ref: Martin Atkinson
Att: 50,673
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Ogbonna
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen (Yarmolenko)
Fornals
Benrahma (Fredericks)
Antonio (Johnson)
West Ham United roared back in the second half to overwhelm Newcastle United and triumph 4-2 in their Premier League opener at St James’ Park. Twice the east Londoners trailed to Newcastle headers in a see-saw first half, first to Callum Wilson and then to Jacob Murphy, but they kept going and ensured Aaron Cresswell’s equaliser in between would be built on.
David Moyes’ men emerged for the second half at real pace and had the game won before its mid-point. First Saïd Benrahma nodded home to level up for the second time of the contest, before quickfire goals from Tomáš Souček and Michail Antonio left a stunned Magpies side on the ropes.
It was a truly thrilling start to the campaign, as 3,000 Hammers high in the St James’ Park stands more than enjoyed their return to full houses in the Premier League.
Newcastle United:
Woodman, Fernández, Hayden, Clark, Krafth (Longstaff), Almirón, Shelvey (Fraser), Ritchie, Murphy, Wilson (Joelinton), Saint-Maximin
LEICESTER CITY
London Stadium
4 - 1 (Antonio 2, Benrahma, Fornals)
23 August 2021
Ref: Michael Oliver
Att: 59,901
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Ogbonna
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen
Fornals
Benrahma (Noble)
Antonio (Yarmolenko)
West Ham United celebrated the return of a capacity crowd to London Stadium by storming to the top of the Premier League with a sensational 4-1 win over Leicester City.
The Hammers were at their very best on a celebratory night in east London, as 59,901 supporters returned home for the first time in 541 days. Pablo Fornals sent the West Ham fans wild by opening the scoring midway through the first half, before Saïd Benrahma made it two after Ayoze Pérez had been sent-off.
And, after Youri Tielemans had pulled one back for the Foxes, Michail Antonio ensured he would make history on this memorable evening, netting two second-half goals to break the Club’s all-time Premier League scoring record.
Leicester City:
Schmeichel, Pereira, Amartey, Söyüncü, Thomas, Ndidi, Tielemans, Pérez, Maddison (Soumaré), Barnes (Daka), Vardy (Iheanacho)
CRYSTAL PALACE
London Stadium
2 - 2 (Antonio, Fornals)
28 August 2021
Ref: Stuart Attwell
Att: 59,751
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Ogbonna
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen (Lanzini)
Fornals (Yarmolenko) Benrahma
Antonio
West Ham United maintained their unbeaten start to the season but were twice pegged back in a 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace at London Stadium. The Hammers struck first through Pablo Fornals shortly before the break, and although Conor Gallagher levelled for the visitors on 58 minutes, Michail Antonio’s fourth goal of the season ten minutes later had home fans dreaming of a third straight win.
However, Gallagher had other ideas, scoring his second goal of the afternoon just two minutes later and ensuring the spoils would be shared in East London.
Crystal Palace:
Guaita, Ward, Andersen, Guéhi, Mitchell, Gallagher, Kouyaté, McArthur (Schlupp), Ayew, Benteke, Zaha
SOUTHAMPTON
St Mary's Stadium
0 - 0
11 September 2021
Ref: David Coote
Att: 27,861
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Ogbonna
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen (Yarmolenko)
Fornals
Benrahma (NIKOLA VLASIC)
Antonio
West Ham United’s unbeaten start to the 2021/22 season continued with a 0-0 draw at Southampton. Neither team could find a way through on the South Coast, with both enjoying spells when they were on the front foot, but a point was probably fair in the end.
After Michail Antonio and Jarrod Bowen brought second half saves from Alex McCarthy, the Saints did end the stronger though with substitute Armando Broja twice going desperately close.
He first hit the post from outside the box, then had a header cleared off the line by Declan Rice, while Antonio was dismissed for picking up his second yellow card right at the end.
Southampton:
McCarthy, Livramento, Stephens, Salisu, Perraud, Elyounoussi, Ward-Prowse, Romeu (Diallo), Djenepo, Redmond, A.Armstrong (Broja)
GNK DINAMO ZAGRB (Croatia) Europa League (Group H)
Stadion Maksimir
2 - 0 (Antonio, Rice)
16 September 2021
Ref: Ruddy Buquet
Att: 12,344
Fabianski
Fredericks
KURT ZOUMA
Diop
Cresswell
Rice (Noble)
Soucek
Lanzini (Benrahma)
Vlasic (Bowen)
Fornals (Masuaku)
Antonio (Yarmolenko)
Goals from Michail Antonio and Declan Rice gave West Ham United the perfect start to their UEFA Europa League campaign at Dinamo Zagreb. The Hammers claimed the points with a strike in each half, as Antonio took advantage of an error from home defender Kévin Théophile-Catherine to open the scoring, before Declan Rice’s solo run made the second.
West Ham were well in control for much of the contest, quelling Dinamo’s threat as they searched for a route back into the contest in the second period and a second straight clean sheet ensured the three points would be theirs. West Ham may be relative novices when it comes to European competition – this was their first tie, excluding qualifiers, since 2006 – but they began the game in composed fashion. Indeed, they got on the ball early and forced four corners before the game was even ten minutes old.
Their reward came in the shape of a gift-wrapped goal in the 21st minute. Former Cardiff City defender Théophile-Catherine will not want to watch it again, as his back pass was left too short for goalkeeper Dominik Livaković, allowing Antonio to nip in, beat him to the ball and poke into the unguarded net.
Dinamo responded strongly at the start of the second half and Bruno Petković gave the Hammers a 47th minute scare when he shot wide of the left-hand post from the edge of the box.
It was only a momentary scare, though, as Rice doubled the lead just three minutes later. It was a goal all of the captain’s making, too, as he made an interception on halfway, showed strength to hold off the challenge and simply take off. Nobody could catch him as the No41 strode clear in the left hand channel and he ended the run by slipping the ball through Livaković’s legs to make it 2-0. The perfect way to make his 150th appearance in Claret & Blue.
Dinamo Zagreb:
Livaković, Šutalo, Théophile-Catherine (Jurić), Lauritsen, Ristovski (Moharrami), Ademi, Mišić (Tolić), Franjić, Ivanušec (Menalo), Oršić (Gojak), Petković
MANCHESTER UNITED
London Stadium
1 - 2 (Benrahma)
19 September 2021
Ref: Martin Atkinson
Att: 59,958
Fabianski
Coufal
Zouma
Ogbonna
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Fornals
Vlasic (Yarmolenko)
Benrahma (Lanzini)
Bowen (Noble)
West Ham United’s unbeaten start to the 2021/22 season came to a dramatic end against Manchester United. Having led in the first half through Saïd Benrahma’s third goal of the season, the Hammers were then pegged back by Cristiano Ronaldo’s swift leveller.
As time ticked away in the second half, it looked as though 1-1 would be how the contest would conclude, until Jesse Lingard struck the winner in the 89th minute on his return to east London.
There could still have been a final twist in the tale, though, as West Ham were awarded a penalty in the final minute of added time, only for Mark Noble to suffer a rare miss from the spot.
Manchester United:
De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Maguire, Varane, Shaw, McTominay, Fred (Matic), Greenwood (Sancho), Fernandes, Pogba (Lingard), Ronaldo
MANCHESTER UNITED : FL Cup (Third Round)
Old Trafford
1 - 0 (Lanzini)
22 September 2021
Ref: Jonathan Moss
Att: 72,568
ALPHONSE AREOLA
Fredericks (Coufal)
Diop
Dawson
Johnson
Masuaku (Vlasic)
Noble
ALEX KRAL
Lanzini (Fornals)
Yarmolenko Bowen
West Ham United produced an outstanding counter-attacking display to progress to the Carabao Cup fourth round with a 1-0 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford.
A much-changed Irons team were staunch in their defending, diligent in their shape and – when it ultimately mattered, in the ninth minute – decisive with their finishing, Manuel Lanzini firing home the winner after being picked out by Ryan Fredericks. The Red Devils attempted to mount the pressure in the second half but were largely restricted to efforts from range, with West Ham centre-backs Craig Dawson and Issa Diop particularly impressive in their consistent repelling of balls into the box.
The Irons even had chances to close out the game on the counter-attack in injury time, but Andriy Yarmolenko struck the post from close range and Mark Noble saw an effort saved by Dean Henderson after running clean in on goal. Nevertheless, the result saw West Ham claim a measure of revenge for their Premier League loss to the same opponents three days prior, Lanzini's goal sealing the Irons' first win at Old Trafford since May 2007.
Manchester United:
Henderson, Dalot, Lindelof, Bailly, Telles (Elanga), Matic, Van de Beek, Sancho, Mata (Greenwood), Lingard (Fernandes), Martial
LEEDS UNITED
Elland Road
2 - 1 (Antonio, Firpo [og])
25 September 2021
Ref: Kevin Friend
Att: 36,417
Fabianski
Coufal
Zouma
Ogbonna
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen (Dawson)
Benrahma
Fornals (Vlasic)
Antonio (Yarmolenko)
A late Michail Antonio goal propelled West Ham United to a 2-1 victory over Leeds United at Elland Road. Raphinha’s driven effort gave the hosts the lead after just twenty minutes, but the Hammers hit back through a deflected Jarrod Bowen effort – that was later awarded as an own goal by Junior Firpo - and a 90th minute Antonio winner to claim the three points. The victory sees David Moyes side climb to seventh in the Premier League table after just six games.
Leeds United:
Meslier, Dallas, Cresswell, Cooper, Firpo, Phillips, Shackleton (Summerville), Klich, Raphinha (Roberts), James (Harrison), Rodrigo
RAPID VIENNA (Austria) Europa League (Group H)
London Stadium
2 - 0 (Benrahma, Rice)
30 September 2021
Ref: Tobias Stieler
Att: 50,004
Areola
Johnson
Dawson
Diop
Cresswell
Noble (Soucek)
Rice
Yarmolenko
Benrahma
Vlasic (Lanzini)
Antonio (Bowen)
Goals from Declan Rice and Saïd Benrahma gave West Ham United a 2-0 victory over Rapid Vienna in their home UEFA Europa League Group H opener. The Hammers extended their perfect start to life in Europe with the victory, building on their win in Zagreb with a second straight 2-0 success, with Rice on target in both matches.
It was Rice who opened the scoring in front of over 50,000 Hammers at London Stadium, touching home from close range after being teed up by Michail Antonio. Rapid asked more questions of the hosts, who had been comfortable in their lead, after the interval and saw VAR intervene to rule out a penalty award 20 minutes from time, before Benrahma wrapped up the points in injury time.
Rapid Vienna:
Gartier, Aiwu, Greiml (Stojković), Wimmer, Ullmann (Auer), Petrović (Lubicic), Grahovac, Arase, Khasmüllner, Fountas (Grüll), Kara (Kitagawa)
BRENTORD
London Stadium
1 - 2 (Bowen)
3 October 2021
Ref: Peter Banks
Att: 59,939
Fabianski
Coufal
Zouma
Ogbonna
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen
Fornals
Benrahma
Antonio
Brentford’s Yoane Wissa scored with virtually the last kick of the game to inflict an unfortunate 2-1 defeat on West Ham United at London Stadium. A fiercely contested London derby – the first-ever top-flight meeting between these two sides, and their first competitive fixture since April 1993 – saw the visitors start the brighter and open the scoring with a quarter of the game gone, Bryan Mbeumo sliding in after Lukasz Fabianski had tipped Sergi Canos’ initial effort away from goal.
Although Mbeumo’s effort initially appeared to have also been saved by Fabianski, the Goal Decision System judged the whole of the ball to have crossed the whole of the line, and Brentford - at that point - deservedly led.
West Ham grew into the game, however, and after missing a series of clear opportunities at the start of the second half, deservedly equalised when Jarrod Bowen slammed home a crisp low volley with ten minutes to go.
There only looked to be one winner from thereon out, but a late lapse of concentration saw Wissa slam home a bouncing volley in the fourth minute of injury time after Fabianski saved a header from Pontus Jansson – the last kick of the game snatching all three points for Brentford.
Brentford:
Raya, Jansson, Zanka, Pinnock, Canós, Nørgaard, Baptiste (Jensen), Onyeka (Bidstrup), Henry, Toney, Mbeumo (Wissa)
EVERTON
Goodison Park
1 - 0 (Ogbonna)
17 October 2021
Ref: Kevin Friend
Att: 39,132
Fabianski
Johnson
Zouma
Ogbonna
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek (Dawson)
Bowen (Yarmolenko)
Fornals
Benrahma (Lanzini)
Antonio
Angelo Ogbonna’s late header secured a return to winning ways for West Ham in the Premier League, defeating Everton 1-0 at Goodison Park. A performance full of hard work and endeavour did not appear set to be capped by the goal it warranted at Goodison Park on Sunday afternoon until the Italian centre-back, attacking Jarrod Bowen’s corner at the near post, headed the ball across goal and into the far corner with a quarter-of-an-hour remaining on the clock.
Everton pressed forwards in the closing minutes in search of an equaliser, but it was the team in Claret and Blue who created the clearer opportunities on the break while remaining defensively sturdy.
As it was, Ogbonna’s late header was enough to secure back-to-back Premier League victories at Goodison Park for West Ham for the first time in 63 attempts, and for the first occasion since 1930 – a feat which sees them move up to sixth in the table.
Everton:
Pickford, Coleman, Godfrey, Keane, Digne, Allan, Doucoure, Gray, Townsend, Iwobi (Gordon), Rondon
KRC GENK (Belgium) Europa League (Group H)
London Stadium
3 - 0 (Bowen, Dawson, Diop)
21 October 2021
Ref: Donatas Rumsas
Att: 45,980
Areola
Johnson
Dawson
Diop
Cresswell (Fredericks)
Rice (Noble)
Soucek
Yarmolenko
Lanzini (DANIEL CHESTERS)
Vlasic (Fornals)
Bowen (Benrahma)
Goals from Craig Dawson, Issa Diop and Jarrod Bowen saw West Ham United record a comfortable 3-0 win over Belgian side KRC Genk at London Stadium. The result saw manager David Moyes' Irons become the first West Ham side to win their first three games, and keep three consecutive clean sheets, at the start of a European season proper.
As a result of their victory, West Ham move onto nine points - six clear of their three opposing sides in Group H, and just three away from securing a place in the next stage of the competition at the first time of asking.
Genk:
Vandevoordt, Preciado, Cuesta (Sadick), Lucumi, Arteaga, Thorstvedt (Toma), Hrošovský, Heynen, Bongonda (Trésor), Onuachu (Ugbo), Ito (Oyen)
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
London Stadium
1 - 0 (Antonio)
24 October 2021
Ref: Paul Tierney
Att: 59,924
Fabianski
Johnson
Zouma
Ogbonna
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen (Dawson)
Benrahma (Lanzini)
Fornals
Antonio
Michail Antonio returned to haunt Tottenham Hotspur yet again as West Ham United roared back into the Premier League’s top four at a sold-out London Stadium. Antonio’s third matchwinner against Spurs following his memorable deciders at the Boleyn Ground in 2016 and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2019 settled a competitive, if not classic, derby in the Irons’ favour.
The goal arrived 18 minutes from the end, when the No9 stole a march on Harry Kane to volley home Aaron Cresswell’s left-wing corner and secure a victory that took the Irons above their opponents, Brighton & Hove Albion and Manchester United in the table.
West Ham now have 17 points from their opening nine matches and have won nine of their opening 13 games in all competitions, losing just two.
Tottenham Hotspur:
Lloris, Emerson Royal, Dier, Romero, Reguilón (Gil), Højbjerg, Skipp, Lucas Moura (Bergwijn), Ndombele (Lo Celso), Son, Kane
MANCHESTER CITY : FL Cup (Fourth Round)
London Stadium
0 - 0
27 October 2021
Ref: Jonathan Moss
Att: 59,902
Areola
Johnson
Diop
Dawson
Cresswell
Noble
Soucek
Vlasic (Benrahma)
Lanzini (Coufal)
Masuaku (Fornals)
Yarmolenko (Bowen)
West Ham United became the first team to eliminate Manchester City from the Carabao Cup since October 2016, progressing to the quarter-finals after a tense 0-0 draw and a dramatic 5-3 victory on penalty kicks.
The Hammers were faultless from the spot in their first competitive shootout since July 2015, with Mark Noble, Jarrod Bowen, Craig Dawson, Aaron Cresswell and Said Benrahma all converting from 12 yards to ensure Phil Foden’s first-penalty miss was suitably capitalised upon.
Prior to that, another fully-blooded 90-minute display from David Moyes’ men – in which both teams threatened, without creating too much by way of chances at London Stadium – saw the Irons once again shut out a much-fancied Manchester club.
Manchester City:
Steffen, Walker (João Cancelo), Stones, Aké, Zinchenko, Fernandinho, Gündoğan, Palmer (Gabriel Jesus), De Bruyne (Grealish), Mahrez (Foden), Sterling
ASTON VILLA
Villa Park
4 - 1 (Bowen, Fornals, Johnson, Rice)
31 October 2021
Ref: Chris Kavanagh
Att: 41,874
Fabianski
Johnson
Zouma
Ogbonna
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen (Coufal)
Benrahma (Lanzini)
Fornals (Vlasic)
Antonio
West Ham United maintained their unbeaten away record in 2021/22 with a dismantling of ten-man Aston Villa. David Moyes’ side notched twice either side of the break to record a 4-1 win and move level on points with third-placed Manchester City. Never before in our Premier League history have we had 20 points from the first ten games of a campaign.
After Ben Johnson fired the Hammers into an early lead, the home side flickered with Ollie Watkins’ leveller, only for Declan Rice to quickly restore the advantage. Ezri Konsa’s red card early in the second half hampered his team’s efforts, although they did keep pushing until the Hammers took the contest away from them in the closing stages through goals from Pablo Fornals and Jarrod Bowen.
Aston Villa:
Martínez, Cash, Hause, Konsa, Targett, Nakamba, McGinn, J.Ramsey (Young), Buendia (Mings), Bailey (El Ghazi), Watkins
KRC GENK (Belgium) Europa League (Group H)
Cegeka Arena
2 - 2 (Benrahma 2)
4 November 2021
Ref: Alexander Standev
Att: 12,239
NO PROGRAMME ISSUED
Areola
Coufal
Dawson
Diop
Cresswell
Noble (Soucek)
Rice
Benrahma
Lanzini (Kral)
Masuaku (Fornals)
Antonio (Bowen)
West Ham United maintained their unbeaten record in the UEFA Europa League with an action-packed 2-2 draw in Genk. In David Moyes’ 1,000th game in football management, he witnessed his side recover from the blow of falling behind early in the piece to Joseph Paintsil’s goal to give a much improved second half performance and move in front thanks to Saïd Benrahma’s double.
Maximum points seemed in the Hammers’ grasp, only for Tomáš Souček’s late own goal to level it up and give Genk the draw they probably deserved for an enterprising first half display.
Genk:
Vandevoordt, Muñoz (Ugbo), Sadick, Lucumi, Arteaga, Heynen, Thorstvedt (Preciado), Paintsil (Oyen), Hrošovsky, Ito, Onuacho
LIVERPOOL
London Stadium
3 - 2 (Fornals, Zouma, Ramses Becker [og])
7 November 2021
Ref: Craig Pawson
Att: 59,909
Fabianski
Johnson
Zouma
Ogbonna (Dawson)
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen (Coufal)
Benrahma (Masuaku)
Fornals
Antonio
West Ham United leapfrogged Liverpool and moved up to third in the Premier League table with an impressive 3-2 win at a raucous London Stadium. Ending a demanding period of seven fixtures in the space of 22 days across three competitions unbeaten - a splendid feat in itself - Pablo Fornals’ breakaway goal and Kurt Zouma’s first West Ham goal were enough to see the Hammers come out on top in an open-ended second half after Trent Alexander-Arnold's free-kick had cancelled out Alisson Becker’s own-goal early in the first half.
Divock Origi pulled a goal back late on for Liverpool, but West Ham deserved the three points for an awesome show of character which resulted in them inflicting a first defeat on the visitors in the Premier League this season and end Liverpool's unbeaten run of 25 games prior.
Liverpool:
Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, van Dijk, Matip, Robertson, Fabinho (Minamino), Henderson, Oxlade-Chamberlain (Thiago), Salah, Diogo Jota (Origi), Mané
WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS
Molineux
0 - 1
25 November 2021
Ref: Mike Dean
Att: 30,667
Fabianski
Johnson
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen (Yarmolenko) Benrahma (Vlasic)
Fornals (Lanzini)
Antonio
West Ham United tasted defeat on the road for the first time this season as Raúl Jiménez’s second half goal gave Wolverhampton Wanderers a 1-0 win at Molineux.
The hosts took advantage of a below-par display from the Hammers, who started brightly but were unable to regain control once Wolves took over.
Daniel Podence twice went close for the home side before Jiménez got his goal – and that solitary strike proved enough to keep the points in the Midlands.
Wolverhampton Wanderers:
Sá, Kilman, Coady, Saïss, Semedo, Neves, Moutinho, Aït-Nouri, Podence (Traoré), Hwang (Denconcker), Jiménez
RAPID VIENNA (Austria) Europa League (Group H)
Allianz Stadion
2 - 0 Noble [pen], Yarmolenko)
25 November 2021
Ref: Sergei Ivanov
Att: 0 [Played behind closed doors]
Areola
Coufal
Dawson
Diop
Masuaku (Fredericks)
Noble
Soucek (Kral)
Lanzini (Fornals)
Vlasic (SONNY PERKINS)
Yarmolenko
Bowen (Benrahma)
West Ham United delivered another excellent away performance to secure top spot in their first-ever UEFA Europa League group stage campaign, seeing off the challenge of Rapid Vienna in a comfortable 2-0 win in Austria.
In a behind-closed-doors match played in freezingly cold conditions at Allianz Stadion, David Moyes’ Irons dominated the ball, aware that a victory would see them secure first place in Group H and – with it – direct progression to the competition’s Round of 16, avoiding a play-off round fixture against a club dropping out of the UEFA Champions League.
A cagey game was opened up five minutes before the half-time whistle when Nikola Vlašić – lively throughout – supplied a delightful high cross which Andriy Yarmolenko rose high to head home from close range for the Ukrainian's first goal of the season.
And the points were all but sealed in first-half stoppage time when Yarmolenko’s quick thinking won his side a penalty kick which captain Mark Noble stepped up to guide home with typical precision.
Rapid Vienna:
Gartler, Hofmann, Aiwu, Moorman, Petrovic, Ljubicic (Grahovac), Arase (Ballo), Knasmullner (Grüll), Fountas (Strunz), Kitagawa (Kara)
MANCHESTER CITY
Etihad Stadium
1 - 2 (Lanzini)
28 November 2021
Ref: Michael Oliver
Att: 53,245
Fabianski
Johnson
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell (Coufal)
Rice
Soucek
Benrahma (Lanzini)
Fornals
Masuaku (Bowen)
Antonio
West Ham United were edged out 2-1 by Manchester City at a snowy Etihad Stadium on Sunday, as goals from Ilkay Gündoğan and Fernandinho meant Manuel Lanzini’s injury time strike was a mere consolation.
The Hammers gave a solid performance in defence in Manchester, but found it tough to fashion clear chances at the other end as Pep Guardiola’s men managed the game with sustained possession to inflict just a second away defeat of the season on the Hammers.
Manchester City:
Ederson, Walker, Dias, Laporte, Cancelo, Gündoğan, Rodri, Silva, Sterling (Fernandinho), Mahrez, Jesus
BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION
London Stadium
1 - 1 (Soucek)
1 December 2021
Ref: Chris Kavangh
Att: 56,626
Fabianski
Coufal
Zouma
Dawson
Johnson
Rice
Soucek
Bowen
Fornals (Masuaku)
Benrahma (Lanzini)
Antonio
Our
CHELSEA
London Stadium
3 - 2 (Bowen, Lanzini [pen], Masuku)
4 December 2021
Ref: Andre Marriner
Att: 59,942
Fabianski
Dawson
Zouma (Fornals)
Diop
Coufal
Rice
Soucek
Johnson (Masuaku)
Bowen
Lanzini (Benrahma)
Antonio
Our
GNK DINAMO ZAGREB (Croatia) Europa League (Group H)
London Stadium
0 - 1
9 December 2021
Ref: Maurizo Mariani
Att; 49,401
Areola
Ashby
Baptiste
Alese
Longelo
Noble
Kral
Yarmolenko (FREDDIE POTTS)
Fornals (Benrahma)
Vlasic
Perkins (KEENAN APPIAH-FORSON)
Our
BURNLEY
Turf Moor
0 - 0
12 December 2021
Ref: Graham Scott
Att: 18,065
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Diop
Masuaku
Rice
Soucek
Bowen
Lanzini (Fornals)
Benrahma (Vlasic)
Antonio
Our
ARSENAL
Emirates Stadium
0 - 2
15 December 2021
Ref: Anthony Taylor
Att: 59,777
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Diop
Masuaku
Rice
Soucek
Bowen
Lanzini (Benrahma)
Fornals (Ashby)
Antonio
Our
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR : FL Cup (Fifth Round)
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
1 - 2 (Bowen)
22 December 2021
Ref: Chris Kavanagh
Att: 40,031
Areola
Ashby (Yarmolemko)
Johnson
Dawson
Diop
Masuaku
Rice
Soucek
Lanzini (Fornals)
Vlasic (Benrahma)
Bowen
Our
SOUTHAMPTON
London Stadium
2 - 3 (Antonio, Benrahma)
26 December 2021
Ref: Kevin Friend
Att: 41,027
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Diop
Masuaku
Rice
Soucek
Fornals (Lanzini)
Benrahma (Yarmolenko)
Vlasic (Antonio)
Bowen
Our
WATFORD
Vicarage Road
4 - 1 (Benrahma, Noble [pen], Soucek, Vlasic)
28 December 2021
Ref: Darren England
Att: 20,073
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Diop
Johnson (Masuaku)
Soucek
Noble
Benrahma (Vlasic)
Lanzini (Kral)
Bowen
Antonio
Our
CRYSTAL PALACE
Selhurst Park
3 - 2 (Lanzini 2 [1 pen], Antonio)
1 January 2022
Ref: Darren England
Att: 24,351
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Diop
Johnson (Masuaku)
Rice
Soucek
Bowen
Lanzini (Noble)
Benrahma (Vlasic)
Antonio
Our
LEEDS UNITED : FA Cup (Third Round)
London Stadium
2 - 0 (Bowen, Lanzini)
9 January 2022
Ref: Stuart Attwell
Att: 54,303
Areola
Fredericks
Dawson
Diop
Johnson
Rice
Soucek
Vlasic (Masuaku)
Lanzini (Fornals)
Bowen
Antonio (Yarmolenko)
Our
NORWICH CITY
London Stadium
2 - 0 (Bowen 2)
12 Januray 2022
Ref: Simon Hooper
Att: 59,775
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Diop
Cresswell
Rice
Lanzini
Fornals
Vlasic (Masuaku)
Bowen
Antonio (Yarmolenko)
Our
LEEDS UNITED
London Stadium
2 - 3 (Bowen, Fornals)
16 January 2022
Ref: Mike Dean
Att: 59,951
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Diop (Perkins)
Cresswell
Rice
Lanzini
Fornals (Yarmolenko)
Vlasic (Masuaku)
Bowen
Antonio
Our
MANCHESTER UNITED
Old Trafford
0 - 1
22 January 2022
Ref: Jonathan Moss
Att: 73,130
Areola
Coufal (Fredericks)
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen
Lanzini
Fornals
Antonio
Our
KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS : FA Cup (Fourth Round)
Aggborough Stadium
2 - 1 (Bowen, Rice)
5 February 2022
Ref: Jonathan Moss
Att: 5,327
Areola
Fredericks
Diop (Dawson)
Zouma
Johnson (Cresswell)
Kral (Rice)
Noble (Soucek)
Vlasic (Fornals)
Benrahma
Yarmolenko
Bowen
Our
WATFORD
London Stadium
1 - 0 (Bowen)
8 February 2022
Ref: Martin Atkinson
Att: 59,581
Fabianski
Coufal
Zouma
Dawson
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen
Fornals
Benrahma (Lanzini)
Antonio
Our
LEICESTER CITY
King Power Stadium
2 - 2 (Bowen, Dawson)
13 February 2022
Ref: Michael Oliver
Att: 32,061
Fabianski
Coufal (Fredericks)
Dawson
Diop
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Fornals (Vlasic)
Lanzini (Benrahma)
Bowen
Antonio
Our
NEWCASTLE UNITED
London Stadium
1 - 1 (Dawson)
19 February 2022
Ref: Chris Kavanagh
Att: 59,949
Fabianski
Fredericks (Johnson)
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen
Benrahma (Vlasic)
Fornals
Antonio
Our
WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS
London Stadium
1 - 0 (Soucek)
26 February 2022
Ref: Anthony Taylor
Att: 59,946
Fabianski
Johnson
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Lanzini
Fornals (Diop)
Bowen
Antonio (Vlasic)
Our
SOUTHAMPTON : FA Cup (Fifth Round)
St Mary's Stadium
1 - 3 (Antonio)
2 March 2022
Ref: Andre Marriner
Att: 28,383
Areola
Johnson
Dawson
Zouma
Diop
Fornals (Vlasic)
Rice
Soucek (Benrahma)
Lanzini
Bowen
Antonio
Our
LIVERPOOL
Anfield
0 - 1
5 March 2022
Ref: Jonathan Moss
Att: 53,059
Fabianski
Johnson
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Soucek
Fornals (Chesters)
Lanzini
Vlasic (Noble)
Bowen (Benrahma)
Antonio
Our
SEVILLA FC (Spain) Europa League (Round of 16 ~ 1st leg)
Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán
0 - 1
10 March 2022
Ref: Sandro Scharer
Att: 34,728
Areola
Johnson
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Lanzini (Noble)
Fornals (Masuaku)
Vlasic (Benrahma)
Antonio
Our
ASTON VILLA
London Stadium
2 - 1 (Fornals, Yarmolenko)
13 March 2022
Ref: Jarred Gillett
Att: 59,957
Fabianski
Johnson
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell (Fredericks)
Rice
Soucek
Fornals
Lanzini
Benrahma (Diop)
Antonio (Yarmolenko)
Our
SAVILLA FC (Spain) Europa League (Round of 16 ~ 2nd leg)
London Stadium
2 - 0 (Soucek, Yarmolenko)
17 March 2022
Ref: Clement Turpin
Att: 59,981
Areola
Johnson
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Fornals (Diop)
Lanzini (Noble)
Benrahma (Yarmolenko) Antonio (Fredericks)
Our
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
1 - 3 (Benrahma)
20 March 2022
Ref: Anthony Taylor
Att: 58,685
Fabianski
Johnson
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Masuaku (Fornals)
Soucek
Rice
Lanzini (Vlasic)
Benrahma
Antonio (Yarmolenko)
Our
EVERTON
London Stadium
2 - 1 (Bowen, Cresswell)
3 April 2022
Ref: Michael Oliver
Att: 59,953
Fabianski
Fredericks
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen (Noble)
Benrahma (Yarmolenko) Fornals
Antonio
Our
OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS (France) Europa League (Quarter-Final ~ 1st leg)
London Stadium
1 - 1 (Bowen)
7 April 2022
Ref: Felix Zwayer
Att: 59,978
Areola
Fredericks
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Fornals
Benrahma (Johnson)
Bowen
Antonio
Our
BRENTFORD
Brentford Community Stadium
0 - 2
9 April 2022
Ref: Martin Atkinson
Att: 17,032
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Zouma (Diop)
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen
Lanzini (Benrahma)
Fornals
Antonio (Vlasic)
Our
OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS (France) Europa League (Quarter-Final ~ 2nd leg)
Groupma Stadium
3 - 0 (Bowen, Dawson, Rice)
14 April 2022
Ref: Sandro Scharer
Att: 50,065
Areola
Coufal
Dawson
Diop
Johnson
Rice (Benrahma)
Soucek
Bowen
Lanzini (Noble)
Fornals
Antonio (Yarmolenko)
Our
BURNLEY
London Stadium
1 - 1 (Soucek)
17 April 2022
Ref: Paul Tierney
Att: 59,958
Fabianski
Johnson
Dawson
Diop
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Vlasic (Benrahma)
Lanzini (Fornals)
Bowen
Antonio
Our
CHELSEA
Stamford Bridge
0 - 1
24 April 2022
Ref: Michael Oliver
Att: 32,231
Fabianski
Johnson
Dawson
Cresswell
Coufal
Noble (Rice)
Soucek
Masuaku
Yarmolenko (Bowen)
Fornals
Benrahma (Lanzini)
Our
EINTRACHT FRANKFURT (Germany) Europa League (Semi-Final 1st leg)
London Stadium
1 - 2 (Antonio)
28 April 2022
Ref: Serdar Gozubuyuk
Att: 59,980
Areola
Johnson
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Lanzini (Benrahma)
Bowen
Fornals
Antonio
Our
ARSENAL
London Stadium
1 - 2 (Bowen)
1 May 2022
Ref: Mike Dean
Att: 59,959
Fabianski
Coufal
Zouma
Cresswell
Fredericks
Noble (Soucek)
Rice
Benrahma (Yarmolenko) Lanzini (Antonio)
Fornals
Bowen
Our
EINTRACHT FRANKFURT (Germany) Europa League (Semi-Final 2nd leg)
Deutsche Bank Park
0 - 1
5 May 2022
Ref: Jesus Gil Manzano
Att: 48,000
Areola
Coufal (Yarmolenko)
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Fornals (Benrahma)
Lanzini (Johnson)
Bowen
Antonio
Our
NORWICH CITY
LCarrow Road
4 - 0 (Benrahma 2, Antonio, Lanzini [pen])
8 May 2022
Ref: Robert Jones
Att: 26,428
Fabianski
Coufal
Zouma
Dawson (Noble)
Cresswell
Rice
Lanzini
Fornals
Benrahma (Vlasic)
Bowen
Antonio (Yarmolenko)
Our
MANCHESTER CITY
London Stadium
2 - 2 (Bowen 2)
15 May 2022
Ref: Anthony Taylor
Att: 59,972
Fabianski
Coufal
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Bowen
Lanzini (Noble)
Fornals (Johnson)
Antonio (Yarmolenko)
Our
BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION
Amex Stadium
1 - 3 (Antonio)
22 May 2022
Ref: Kevin Friend
Att: 31,604
Fabianski
Coufal (Johnson)
Dawson
Zouma
Cresswell
Rice
Soucek
Fornals (Noble)
Lanzini (Yarmolenko)
Bowen
Antonio
Our
