Ten-man West Ham draw with Lyon
Jarrod Bowen was on target as West Ham battled to a Europa League quarter-final first-leg draw against Lyon after Aaron Cresswell was controversially sent off.
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Jarrod Bowen was on target as West Ham battled to a Europa League quarter-final first-leg draw against Lyon after Aaron Cresswell was controversially sent off.
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Jarrod Bowen was on target but 10-man West Ham were ultimately left frustrated after securing a 1-1 draw at home to Lyon in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final tie. The Hammers had high hopes of building a lead to take to France but they were dealt a huge blow on the stroke of half time when Aaron Cresswell was adjudged to have pulled back Moussa Dembele as he charged through on goal. Ad/> The referee produced a straight red card despite what appeared to be minimal contact and Dembele’s cheeky wink of approval.
West Ham United have received a major boost ahead of tonight’s Europa League quarter-final first leg against Lyon thanks to Jarrod Bowen being available for the clash at the London Stadium, according to Daily Star journalist Paul Brown.
Jarrod Bowen made his Hull debut at 19 but he was no academy boy. His rise to the Premier League, the brink of an England cap and now a European quarter-final, began in non-league with Hereford United prior to their expulsion from the old Football Conference.
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