West Ham emerged victorious against Wolves in a Championship match, with Divine Mukasa netting a brace. The win is said to have reduced the pressure on manager Nuno Espírito Santo, at least for a few days.
Mukasa opened his account with a memorable 25-yard strike in the first half, followed by Jarrod Bowen converting a penalty. Wolves responded with a goal from Marshall Munetsi before the interval.
After half-time, Mukasa secured his second goal, and Konstantinos Mavropanos also found the net for West Ham. Mavropanos later scored an own goal, and Wolves created no further chances.
Former Newcastle shareholder Amanda Staveley was present in the stands and reportedly cheered Mukasa's first-half goal. Manchester City loanee Mukasa and Arne Engels, who played in midfield, both impressed.