West Ham defeated Brentford 4-2 with Jarrod Bowen scoring a hat-trick and Emerson scoring a brilliant goal, which helped relieve some of the pressure on David Moyes.

Jarrod Bowen’s sensational performance led West Ham to a much-needed victory, ending their eight-match winless streak. The forward’s first career hat-trick propelled the Hammers to a 4-2 triumph over relegation-threatened Brentford at the London Stadium.

Right from the start, Bowen showcased his brilliance, finding the back of the net within five minutes. His clinical finish came just moments after Tomas Soucek squandered a golden opportunity from close range. Bowen didn’t stop there, as he swiftly added a second goal by expertly converting Vladimir Coufal’s low cross into the bottom corner.

However, Brentford fought back, with Neal Maupay reducing the deficit with a well-taken goal. The opening 13 minutes were filled with excitement and goals, setting the stage for an enthralling encounter.

As the game settled down, West Ham took control, with Mohammed Kudus leading the charge. Although the Hammers created several chances, they failed to find the target. But after the halftime break, they turned on the style and put the game beyond Brentford’s reach.

Bowen completed his hat-trick with a powerful header, showcasing his aerial prowess. The icing on the cake came from Emerson, who unleashed a magnificent strike from distance, leaving the Brentford goalkeeper with no chance.

Despite a late consolation goal from substitute Yoane Wissa, it was a mere consolation for Brentford. Thomas Frank’s side now find themselves five points above the relegation zone after suffering their sixth defeat in their last seven away league games.

This victory will undoubtedly boost West Ham’s confidence as they look to climb up the table. The Hammers will be hoping that Bowen’s heroics continue to inspire the team in their upcoming fixtures. Stay tuned for more updates on this thrilling encounter.