West Ham defeats Wolves 4-2 in Premier League action
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 10:28 PM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

West Ham secured a 4-2 victory over Wolves in a Premier League match played on September 1, 2026. Despite receiving a goal from Marshall Monetsi and an own goal from Konstantinos Mavropanos, Wolves recorded their first league loss of the season. Manager Cesar Peixoto expressed frustration with his team's inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities, noting that Wolves hit the crossbar twice during the contest. Peixoto suggested that his players failed to disrupt the flow of the game through tactical fouls when necessary. Wolves remain third in the Championship table despite the result. The club is now evaluating its performance as it reflects on the missed chances that prevented a more favorable outcome.
- •West Ham won the match 4-2 against Wolves.
- •Marshall Monetsi scored for Wolves alongside a Konstantinos Mavropanos own goal.
- •Wolves recorded their first league defeat of the season.
- •Cesar Peixoto cited a failure to convert scoring chances as the primary reason for the loss.
- •Wolves currently sit in third place in the Championship.
- 10:28 PMYahoo Sports — 'The result was unfair' - Peixoto
"Wolves manager Cesar Peixoto admits he is frustrated by his side's inability to convert chances in their 4-2 defeat at West Ham.
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