WOLVES brushed West Ham aside at the London Stadium thanks to a stunning Pedro Neto volley after Raul Jimenez had given them the lead.
The side from the Midlands eased to a 2-0 win against the struggling Hammers.
Wolves celebrate scoring at the London Stadium against West Ham
Super sub Adama Traore was named man of the match for Wolves
West Ham stay in 17th place in the Premier League table and will be desperately looking over their shoulder as they bid to avoid the drop.
Wolves have moved themselves into serious contention for a Champions League spot as they only sit behind fifth-placed Manchester United on goal difference.
Super sub Adama Traore’s cross teed up Jimenez in the 73rd minute with an unmissable opportunity to nod in his 14th goal of the season from a just a few yards out.
The physical Spaniard also begun the move that ended in team-mate and fellow replacement Neto’s worldie.
Neto lashed home a left-footed volley into the roof of the net from Matt Doherty’s cross to secure the three points for the visitors in the 84th minute.
The stunning strike ended the game as a contest and thrust the Hammers right into the middle of the relegation struggle.
Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo was delighted with his side’s result
Pedro Neto sealed a 2-0 win with a unbelievable hit for Wolves
Traore was named man of the match despite not making the starting XI.
He only made it onto the park in the 64th minute, alongside Neto, but completely spun the game on its head after delivering his sixth assist for Jimenez this season.
Wolves took all the air out of West Ham who were outplayed throughout the game before the late flurry of goals sealed their fate.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
