West Ham beat nine-man Lincoln 6-0 in Championship
Summarised from 3 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 14 Oct, 23:09 · Archive
West Ham beat nine-man Lincoln 6-0 in the Championship after Lincoln had two players sent off.
West Ham cruised to a 6-0 Championship victory against nine-man Lincoln at the ProAmpac Stadium, returning to winning ways.
Lincoln were severely hampered by early dismissals. Tom Hamer was sent off after just three minutes, and Conor McGrandles followed him off the pitch 20 minutes later. Konstantinos Mavropanos headed West Ham ahead on the stroke of half-time, and the second half was dominated by the visitors.
West Ham's other goals came from Edvin Austbø, Jarrod Bowen, Pablo and Tomas Soucek, who scored twice. Lincoln attempted to keep the score down despite their numerical disadvantage in what was their first league encounter with West Ham for nearly 70 years.

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- West Ham hit nine-man Lincoln for sixHighlights of the Sky Bet Championship match between Lincoln City and West Ham United.Sky Sports · 14 Oct, 23:39
- Championship roundup: Soucek doubles up as West Ham hit nine-man Lincoln for sixTomas Soucek rounds off big victory after two reds Portsmouth strike late to beat 10-man Sheffield United West Ham returned to winning ways after they cruised to a 6-0 Championship victory against nine-man Lincoln at the ProAmpac Stadium. The hosts had Tom Hamer sent off after just three minutes and Conor McGrandles followed him off the pitch 20 minutes later, with Konstantinos Mavropanos heading West Ham ahead on the stroke of half-time. Continue reading...The Guardian · 14 Oct, 22:40
- West Ham smash six past nine-man Lincoln in Championship thrashingHammers are third in second tierEvening Standard · 14 Oct, 22:27
- Lincoln 0-6 West Ham highlightsSky Sports · 14 Oct, 20:25
In this story: West Ham · Lincoln · Tom Hamer · Conor McGrandles · Konstantinos Mavropanos · Jarrod Bowen · Tomas Soucek · ProAmpac Stadium
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