Despite the loss, Bowen’s performance stood out for his energy, movement, and attacking drive. The 28-year-old forward constantly looked to make things happen in the final third, offering a consistent outlet for David Moyes’ side and testing the Leeds defence throughout the contest.
However, West Ham’s defensive lapses proved costly as Leeds capitalised on their chances to secure a crucial victory in front of their home supporters. Bowen’s determined display wasn’t enough to change the outcome, but his commitment and form remain a rare bright spot in what has been a challenging spell for the Hammers.
The result leaves West Ham under increasing pressure to turn their performances into points as they continue their fight to climb away from the lower end of the Premier League table.
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