West Ham secure a 3-2 comeback win over Bolton, with captain Jarrod Bowen scoring twice to take the club to the top of the Sky Bet Championship. The match turns after Bolton leads early, and West Ham respond with two goals from Bowen to complete the turnaround.
All reports say the result lifts West Ham to first place on goal difference, and that it is their first win at Bolton in decades, with one outlet noting a 31-year run without a victory there. The Guardian adds further details of the scoring sequence: Ethan Erhahon scores for Bolton and Ruben Rodrigues converts a penalty to put Bolton ahead, before Konstantinos Mavropanos equalises with a header and Bowen completes the comeback. Other outlets emphasize West Ham’s recent form, describing it as their third win in eight days and their climb up the table.
