
Ian Buckman
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PUBLISHED
10:27 26th September 2016
by Benedict Spalding
Albion's youngsters were beaten on Saturday.
WEST HAM 3
Hector-Ingram 78, 86
Kemp 82
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ALBION 0
- Jahmal Hector-Ingram’s brace and Dan Kemp’s penalty secure the Hammers all three points
- Albion are beaten for the fourth time this season
- Nikola Tavares came close to giving Brighton the lead in the first half
- The Seagulls host Reading at the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre on Saturday
Jahmal Hector-Ingram’s brace and Dan Kemp’s penalty earned the hosts back-to-back wins.
The Seagulls created their first chance in the opening few minutes of the game, as Danny Mandriou’s cross went past everyone in the box and just missed the far post.
Nikola Tavares came close to giving Albion the lead, but his close-range header went wide.
Anthony Scully had a chance to give West Ham the breakthrough after being played in on goal by Kemp, but his subsequent shot rebounded off the post and into the arms of George Hobbs.
Kemp should have given his team the lead just after the hour mark when he found himself in space, but saw his close-range shot go just wide of the post.
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The Londoners broke the deadlock in the 78th minute, as Hector-Ingram made a well-timed run into the box and placed the ball into the bottom corner.The game was effectively put out of Albion’s sight just four minutes later, when Hector-Ingram was fouled inside the box and Kemp sent Hobbs the wrong way with a penalty to make it 2-0.
Hector-Ingram added a third for West Ham and completed his personal brace, as he tapped home from Joe Powell’s cross to secure the hosts a 3-0 victory.
ALBION: Hobbs; Davies, Balogun, Tavares (Hutchinson 56), O’Sullivan; Ajiboye (Cochrane 82), Barker, Sanders; Meekums, Mandroiu, Garcia (Ljubicic 82).
SUBS NOT USED: Ferguson, Connolly.


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