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WEST HAM’s challenging season continued as they once again dropped points from a winning position.
The Hammers had previously lost two points due to a late equalizer against Brighton earlier this month and faced an even tougher challenge at the London Stadium.
West Ham led twice against Brighton but still could not secure the winCredit: Getty
Joel Veltman scored Brighton’s second equalizerCredit: Shutterstock Editorial
The home side took the lead on two occasions, but a penalty from Danny Welbeck and a goal from Joel Veltman ultimately prevented them from claiming victory.
Jarrod Bowen opened the scoring for West Ham with a powerful counterattack before Welbeck equalized from the penalty spot.
The striker later had an opportunity to put the Seagulls ahead with another penalty, but his Panenka attempt hit the crossbar.
Lucas Paqueta successfully converted a penalty of his own to regain the lead for the Hammers just before halftime.
However, the advantage was short-lived, as Veltman took advantage of a poor clearance from Alphonse Areola to equalize the match for a second time.
This failure to secure a win has reduced West Ham's lead over 17th place Nottingham Forest to just four points.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What caused West Ham to lose points in the recent match?
West Ham lost points due to two equalizers from Brighton, including a penalty conversion by Danny Welbeck and a goal from Joel Veltman.
How has this match affected West Ham's standings?
The draw has narrowed West Ham's lead over 17th place Nottingham Forest to just four points, increasing the pressure on the team.



