We don't make it wasy for ourselves, it was a rollercoaster of emotions watching our team snatch a crucial victory against West Ham. West Ham struck first when Jarrod Bowen capitalised on a loose backpass from Levi Colwill to slot past our goalkeeper, Filip Jorgensen—who had been given the nod over the beleaguered Robert Sanchez amid mounting pressure. However, the tide began to turn in the second half when Pedro Neto, one of four substitutes introduced after just 15 minutes, blasted home an equaliser following a rebound off Vladimir Coufal. The momentum swung in our favour when Cole Palmer’s left-footed cross, deflected off West Ham’s Aaron Wan-Bissaka, looped devilishly over Alphonse Areola, sealing the win. The match also highlighted our ongoing defensive conundrums, with centre-back shuffling due to injuries to key players like Wesley Fofana and Benoit Badiashile. Manager Enzo Maresca’s tactical adjustments—including the double substitution that saw Jadon Sancho and Nicolas Jackson replaced by Neto and Marc Guiu, and later the introduction of Christopher Nkunku and Malo Gusto—proved decisive. While our defensive frailties and the mixed performance in goal continue to spark debate among the faithful, the victory propels us back into fourth place, rekindling hope for the remainder of the season.