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West Ham United v Sunderland, 22 October 2016

Score	1-0 to West Ham United
Referee	Bobby Madley
Competition	Premier League
Venue	London Stadium
Attendance	56,985

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Kick-off: 3.00pm West Ham United had now kept more home clean sheets in the Premier League against Sunderland than against any other team (ten) and had not conceded in any of their last four.

0 Sunderland

Goals:

Winston Reid

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Adrián

Defender Angelo Ogbonna

Defender Winston Reid

Defender/Midfielder Cheikhou Kouyaté

Midfielder Edimilson Fernandes

Midfielder Manuel Lanzini

Midfielder Mark Noble

Midfielder Pedro Obiang

Midfielder Dimitri Payet

Midfielder/Forward Michail Antonio

Forward Simone Zaza

Starting lineup:

Jordan Pickford Goalkeeper

Lamine Koné Defender

Javi Manquillo Defender

John O'Shea Defender

Patrick Van Aanholt Defender

Didier Ndong Defender/Midfielder

Jack Rodwell Defender/Midfielder

Steven Pienaar Midfielder

Jermain Defoe Forward

Wahbi Khazri Forward

Duncan Watmore Forward

Substitutions:

Sofiane Féghouli for Michail Antonio	63
Jonathan Calleri for Simone Zaza	69
Ashley Fletcher for Manuel Lanzini	84

Substitutions:

Lynden Gooch for Duncan Watmore	75
Paddy McNair for Steven Pienaar	80
Billy Jones for Wahbi Khazri	86

Cards:

Edimilson Fernandes	31	Y
Winston Reid	68	Y

Cards:

Jack Rodwell	25	Y
Didier Ndong	27	Y
Steven Pienaar	40	Y
Wahbi Khazri	83	Y
Billy Jones	90	Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Raphael Spiegel

Defender James M Collins

Defender Håvard Nordtveit

Defender/Midfielder Reece Oxford

Midfielder/Forward Sofiane Féghouli

Forward Jonathan Calleri

Forward Ashley Fletcher

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Mika

Defender Papy Djilobodji

Defender Billy Jones

Defender/Midfielder Paddy McNair

Midfielder George Honeyman

Forward Victor Anichebe

Forward Lynden Gooch

Comments:

League position: 15th West Ham United had now won consecutive Premier League games for the first time since April 2016. The Hammers had now kept consecutive clean sheets in the Premier League games for the first time since March 2016. They had now not been involved in a goalless draw in the Premier League since December 2015. Winston Reid scored in the sixth minute of added time in the second half.

Comments:

League position: 20th Sunderland became the first team to fail to win any of their opening nine games in two Premier League seasons. The Black Cats became only the second team to fail to win any of their opening nine games in consecutive top division seasons (also Bury in 1904-05 and 1905-06). Crystal Palace were now the only other team who had yet to keep a clean sheet so far in this Premier League season.