The referee has just blown the whistle to end the first half, and players from both teams are heading back to the dressing rooms.
45+5'
2 - 1
This is definitely not what Sven Botman (Newcastle Utd) wanted. In an attempt to block an attacking pass, he accidentally scored an own goal. The score is now 2:1.
45+4'
Crysencio Summerville (West Ham) received a perfect pass just outside the penalty area. He immediately unleashed a powerful long-range shot, but the opposing goalkeeper closed down the angle perfectly and made an excellent save!
45+2'
A fantastic defensive block rendered Newcastle’s corner kick ineffective.
45+1'
Joelinton (Newcastle Utd) dribbled skillfully, beating two defenders and shooting right in front of the goalkeeper. However, Alphonse Areola made a brilliant save to stop the shot from reaching the bottom right corner. The referee signaled a corner kick for Newcastle.
45'
There will be 5 minutes of added time.
43'
Newcastle took a short corner kick. The ball was passed to a nearby teammate.
42'
Jacob Murphy (Newcastle Utd) received the ball and immediately tried his luck with a long-range shot, but it posed no threat as the ball flew well over the crossbar.
40'
A good clearance by the defender means no corner for Newcastle.
39'
Nick Woltemade (Newcastle Utd) skillfully controlled a slightly awkward pass at the edge of the penalty area and shot low towards the bottom left corner. Goalkeeper Alphonse Areola, despite being out of position, corrected it with an outstanding diving save. Corner kick awarded. Newcastle has a dangerous opportunity.
38'
Callum Wilson (West Ham) had the ball and tried to beat the opponent. He succeeded, but his movement was stopped by referee Robert Jones who spotted an attacking foul.
35'
1 - 1
A very skillful play by Lucas Paqueta (West Ham). He controlled a neat pass from Mateus Fernandes and unleashed an excellent long-range shot into the bottom left corner. The score is now 1:1.
33'
West Ham took a corner kick, but their hopes of scoring were dashed by a solid defensive clearance.
33'
West Ham failed to capitalize on the corner. The opposing defense was tight and successfully cleared it. A corner kick for West Ham as the ball went out of play. They can continue to push forward.
32'
No West Ham player could reach the recent corner kick. The ball was too strong and went out of bounds.
32'
Lucas Paqueta (West Ham) took a free kick from the edge of the penalty area. The ball headed low to the right corner but was denied by the opposing goalkeeper. West Ham forced a corner.
30'
Bruno (Newcastle Utd) received a yellow card after fouling an opponent. Referee Robert Jones made an easy decision.
27'
Jarrod Bowen (West Ham) took a corner kick, but Nick Pope anticipated well and rushed out to intercept the ball.
27'
Jarrod Bowen (West Ham) broke through the defense, but an opponent effectively cleared the ball. West Ham now has a corner kick.
25'
The linesman raised his flag. Lucas Paqueta (West Ham) was flagged offside.
24'
Newcastle failed to execute their set-piece well, as their ball was easily intercepted by a defender.
22'
Robert Jones had a clear view and spotted a foul by Freddie Potts (West Ham).
20'
Newcastle had a chance from a corner, but a defender blocked and cleared the ball away.
19'
A beautiful pass found Jacob Murphy (Newcastle Utd) at the edge of the box, and he drilled a shot towards the right side of the goal. Goalkeeper Alphonse Areola nearly paid for his lapse but made an excellent save at the crucial moment. Newcastle won a corner. Their opponents face another attacking threat.
18'
The assistant referee signaled offside, and the main referee confirmed it. Callum Wilson (West Ham) was caught offside.
17'
Bruno (Newcastle Utd) committed a foul on an opponent but fortunately avoided further punishment.
15'
NO PENALTY! Referee Robert Jones quickly reversed his decision after consulting VAR. This was like a blow to West Ham players.
12'
The referee was unsure if the recent incident was a penalty for West Ham and decided to review it using VAR.
11'
Robert Jones called a foul. Malick Thiaw (Newcastle Utd) had just brought down an opponent. Penalty awarded to West Ham. The opposing players are angrily disputing with the referee, but the penalty was clear.
10'
An exciting football moment. A razor-sharp through ball found Callum Wilson (West Ham) at the edge of the box, and he struck powerfully towards the right post. However, Nick Pope seemed to anticipate it and dived swiftly to make an excellent save!
4'
0 - 1
Goal! A smooth combination outside the box with Bruno setting up Jacob Murphy (Newcastle Utd) for a perfect scoring chance. He did not disappoint, beating the goalkeeper with a shot into the bottom left corner. The score is 0:1.
4'
Jarrod Bowen (West Ham) received a pass near the edge of the box and attempted a chip shot as the opposing keeper was off his line, but unfortunately, the ball hit the right post.
3'
Sven Botman (Newcastle Utd) mishandled a pass and the ball bounced into his hand. The referee immediately called a foul.
1'
Preparations are complete, and the match will start now.
Players are on the pitch and West Ham will kick off first.
Robert Jones will officiate today’s match.
The starting lineups have been updated and can be viewed in the Lineups section.
Welcome to our live commentary! We will continuously update the events on the pitch. The starting lineups for both teams will be confirmed shortly.
45+6'
The referee has just blown the whistle to end the first half, and players from both teams are heading back to the dressing rooms.
45+5'
2 - 1
This is definitely not what Sven Botman (Newcastle Utd) wanted. In an attempt to block an attacking pass, he accidentally scored an own goal. The score is now 2:1.
45+1'
Joelinton (Newcastle Utd) dribbled skillfully, beating two defenders and shooting right in front of the goalkeeper. However, Alphonse Areola made a brilliant save to stop the shot from reaching the bottom right corner. The referee signaled a corner kick for Newcastle.
39'
Nick Woltemade (Newcastle Utd) skillfully controlled a slightly awkward pass at the edge of the penalty area and shot low towards the bottom left corner. Goalkeeper Alphonse Areola, despite being out of position, corrected it with an outstanding diving save. Corner kick awarded. Newcastle has a dangerous opportunity.
35'
1 - 1
A very skillful play by Lucas Paqueta (West Ham). He controlled a neat pass from Mateus Fernandes and unleashed an excellent long-range shot into the bottom left corner. The score is now 1:1.
32'
Lucas Paqueta (West Ham) took a shot from a free kick at the edge of the penalty area. The ball went low to the right corner, but the opposing goalkeeper denied his effort. West Ham forced a corner.
30'
Bruno (Newcastle Utd) was booked after fouling an opponent. Referee Robert Jones made a straightforward decision.
19'
A beautiful pass found Jacob Murphy (Newcastle Utd) at the edge of the box, and he drilled a shot towards the right side of the goal. Goalkeeper Alphonse Areola nearly paid for his lapse but made an excellent save at the crucial moment. Newcastle won a corner. Their opponents face another attacking threat.
15'
NO PENALTY! Referee Robert Jones quickly reversed his decision after consulting VAR. This was like a blow to West Ham players.
12'
The referee was unsure if the recent incident was a penalty for West Ham and decided to review it using VAR.
11'
Robert Jones called a foul. Malick Thiaw (Newcastle Utd) had just brought down an opponent. Penalty awarded to West Ham. The opposing players are angrily disputing with the referee, but the penalty was clear.
10'
An exciting football moment. A razor-sharp through ball found Callum Wilson (West Ham) at the edge of the box, and he struck powerfully towards the right post. However, Nick Pope seemed to anticipate it and dived swiftly to make an excellent save!
4'
0 - 1
Goal! A smooth combination outside the box with Bruno setting up Jacob Murphy (Newcastle Utd) for a perfect scoring chance. He did not disappoint, beating the goalkeeper with a shot into the bottom left corner. The score is 0:1.
4'
Jarrod Bowen (West Ham) received a pass near the edge of the box and attempted a chip shot as the opposing keeper was off his line, but unfortunately, the ball hit the right post.
1'
Preparations are complete, and the match will start now.
Starting Lineup
West Ham Coach: Espirito Santo N.
4-2-3-1
23. Areola
29. Wan-Bissaka
25. Todibo
3. Kilman
12. Diouf
32. Potts
10. Lucas Paqueta
20. Bowen
18. Fernandes
7. Summerville
9. Wilson
10. Gordon
27. Woltemade
23. Murphy
7. Joelinton
8. Tonali
39. Bruno
33. Burn
4. Botman
12. Thiaw
17. Krafth
1. Pope
Newcastle Coach: Howe E.
4-3-3
Substitutes
1
Hermansen
5
Igor
39
Irving
17
Luis Guilherme
27
Magassa
63
Mayers
24
Rodriguez
28
Soucek
2
Walker-Peters
11
Barnes
20
Elanga
3
Hall
67
Miley
18
Osula
32
Ramsdale
41
Ramsey
5
Schar
28
Willock
Coach
Espirito Santo N.
Howe E.
0.27
Expected Goals (xG)
0.23
48%
Ball Possession
52%
7
Total Shots
6
5
Shots on Target
3
0
Dangerous Chances
0
4
Corners
5
81% (162/200)
Pass Accuracy
83% (171/207)
0
Yellow Cards
1
What time and channel is West Ham vs Newcastle live?
Match Time: 21:00 on November 2, 2025.
Venue: London Stadium.
Competition: 10th Round of the Premier League.
Broadcast Channel: Updating.
Expected Lineups West Ham vs Newcastle
West Ham:Areola, Kilman, Todibo, Wan-Bissaka, Scarles, Soucek, Irving, Diouf, Bowen, Lucas Paqueta, Summerville.
West Ham is going through one of their worst phases since the start of the season, still trapped in the relegation zone of the 2025/26 Premier League. After 9 rounds, coach Nuno Espirito Santo’s team has only 4 points, 4 points behind the safety zone, ranking 19th on the table.
In the last 6 matches, the “Hammers” have not tasted victory, losing 5 and drawing 1, scoring only a few goals while their defense keeps making mistakes. Despite having home advantage in the upcoming match, it gives little confidence to fans as West Ham has lost all 4 recent home games in the Premier League, including heavy defeats against direct relegation rivals.
Coach Nuno Santo is still struggling to find a solution for the ineffective and uninspired attack. Key players like Bowen and Paquetá have failed to maintain consistent form, making the team’s play disjointed and predictable.
It will be tough for West Ham to withstand Newcastle’s strength at this moment (Photo: EPL)
On the other hand, Newcastle United continues to maintain necessary stability under coach Eddie Howe. The “Magpies” have won 5 of their last 6 matches across all competitions, showcasing high-pressing fast play and effective finishing. However, in the Premier League, their form has yet to break through significantly with only 12 points after 9 rounds, preventing them from entering the top group.
Still, Newcastle is rated higher due to squad depth and consistent away performance. Stars like Woltemade, Anthony Gordon, and Bruno Guimarães are in great form, ready to make a difference in decisive moments.
Head-to-head statistics also favor the visitors. In the last 5 meetings, Newcastle has won 3 matches, many by clear margins. Given the current form, it is hard for West Ham to cause an upset even at home.
Most likely, the “Magpies” will fully exploit their opponent’s decline to secure all 3 points, continuing to chase the top spots.
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