West Ham fightback salvages Cardiff draw on Parker’s bow
The Hammers fought back from 3-0 down to draw 3-3 as Scott Parker was confirmed as Nuno Espirito Santo's successor hours before the trip to Wales.
West Ham secured a 3-3 draw against Cardiff at Cardiff City Stadium, coming from a 3-0 deficit at halftime. The draw came on the same day Scott Parker was appointed as the manager, replacing Nuno Espirito Santo. Cardiff had a hat-trick from Jack Moylan in the first half, scoring a stunning goal, a penalty, and a header from a corner.
West Ham managed to equalize the score with Divine Mukasa's assist and Arne Engels scored his first goal for the club after a significant transfer from Celtic. Max Kilman scored the equalizer eight minutes from time, thanks to another assist from Jack Moylan. Both teams settled for a point, with West Ham now in eighth place, only five points behind the top of the table.
Middlesbrough suffered a 2-0 loss to Wrexham, who climbed to 16th position with two wins in six games. Middlesbrough missed the presence of their top goalscorer, Will Lankshear, who was injured. Sean Neave scored twice for Wolves in the final 10 minutes of the match against Bristol City, taking the team to second place, just one point behind Middlesbrough.
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