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FTFull Time West Ham United vs Liverpool. Premier League. 2:05pm, Sunday 30th November 2025. London Stadium. West Ham United 0 L Paqueta red card (84′) Liverpool2 A Isak (60′) C Gakpo (90+2′)
West Ham United vs Liverpool; Premier League
FTFull Time
West Ham United vs Liverpool. Premier League.
2:05pm, Sunday 30th November 2025.
London Stadium.
West Ham United0
L Paqueta red card (84′)
Liverpool2
A Isak (60′)
C Gakpo (90+2′)
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West Ham vs Liverpool LIVE! Premier League match updates, news, score, stream and highlights – live on Sky Sports
Sunday 30 November 2025 16:03, UK
Full Time: West Ham 0-2 Liverpool – live on Sky Sports
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Commentary by Lewis Jones & Peter Smith at the London Stadium
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8 minute ago8m ago16:57
WATCH: ‘Irresponsible’ Paqueta talks himself into unbelievable red!
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3 minute ago3m ago17:03
WATCH: Isak’s first PL goal for Liverpool
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3 minute ago3m ago17:03
Carra: Keep it simple, Liverpool
Sky Sports’ Jamie Carragher:
“If you keep it really simple about Liverpool today – don’t concede from a set piece, no big mistake at the back from maybe Konate or Kerkez, and one of your summer signings is outstanding.
“If they keep that up in the next few weeks, they could find themselves right in the middle of the Champions League positions. A million miles off the title race, but just to calm everything down Liverpool need to be in those positions.
“If they ever got to a position where that was in real doubt, that would be the time when it would really intensify the pressure on the manager.”
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4 minute ago4m ago17:02
Paqueta puts Nuno’s faith in him to the test
Sky Sports News’ Chris Reidy at London Stadium:
“Liverpool deserved their win, they played the better football and had the better chances, but Nuno Espirito Santo will be happy with how long West Ham were in the game for, they were always in it until the red card.
“Before the Newcastle game, Nuno talked up publicly how important Lucas Paqueta was to himself and West Ham. It was a clear attempt to put faith in him and make the Brazilian feel important.
“He’s suspended yet again and the question now will be how much faith is shown in him, with reports of a move in January already out there.”
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5 minute ago5m ago17:01
Drama at the London Stadium
Sky Sports’ Peter Smith at the London Stadium:
“It wasn’t always the most thrilling contest but it has given us plenty to unpack in the aftermath.
“Isak scoring with a fine finish to end his goal-drought, having looked off it in the first half.
“Gakpo adding a late second to ensure the pressure is eased on Reds boss Arne Slot.
“And, in between, that incredible sending off for Lucas Paqueta, who just wouldn’t stop berating ref Darren England until he got a second yellow card for dissent.”
West Ham 0-2 Liverpool
FT: Liverpool get that winning feeling back in the Premier League. No emotion at the whistle from Slot, who looks as cool as a cucumber. This was a job-done kind of performance.
Slot comes across to the away end and gives them a thumbs up. No big celebrations from Liverpool, just relief.
For West Ham, questions will be asked regarding Paqueta’s incredible lack of discipline to get himself sent-off for two yellow cards for dissent. One of the most amazing dismissals you’re ever likely to see.
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9 minute ago9m ago16:57
West Ham 0-2 Liverpool
90+4: The away end in fine voice, singing their famous anthem.
A big victory for Arne Slot and his team.
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11 minute ago11m ago16:54
GOAL!!! West Ham 0-2 Liverpool (Gakpo, 90+2)
RELIEF FOR LIVERPOOL!
West Ham are caught short at the back and Gomez caps his display with an assist, firing a ball into the middle. Gakpo controls on his chest and fires past Areola.
Liverpool have got the job done.

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12 minute ago12m ago16:54
West Ham 0-1 Liverpool
Sky Sports’ Peter Smith at the London Stadium:
“Booed off by his own fans and rightly so. The more he talked the more obvious it became Paqueta was going to get a second yellow.
“Nuno Espirito Santo will be furious. I can’t wait to hear what he says about that in post-match. As the captain, maybe Jarrod Bowen could’ve been more forceful in getting him away there would be my only thought.”
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13 minute ago13m ago16:52
West Ham 0-1 Liverpool
90: FIVE MINUTES ADDED!
West Ham are finishing strongly. Liverpool just sitting in…
Van Dijk has to mop up inside the box. There are some nerves back there.
Dutch pundit reveals Liverpool manager Arne Slot is a big fan of Japan international
Liverpool manager Arne Slot is a big fan of his former player, Feyenoord striker Ayase Ueda, and backed him when others doubted. That’s according to Dutch pundit Hans Kraay Junior.
He’s been speaking to Voetbal International, relayed by Voetbal Primeur. During that conversation he revealed the Liverpool manager remains a firm fan of his former striker.
Ueda has been in fine form this season, with 19 goals in 21 games in all competitions for Feyenoord to date. He has 18 in 15 in the Eredivisie alone.
He’s already doubled the nine goals in 31 he managed last season, firmly establishing himself as a key man in this Feyenoord side.
It’s been a steady rise for the 27-year-old, who initially played a back up role behind Santiago Gimenez after arriving in an €8m deal in 2023. His first season saw him score just five goals in 37 games as a result, with his second seeing him improve on that, albeit just by four with nine in total in 31.
Arne Slot faith vindicated
GRONINGEN, NETHERLANDS – SEPTEMBER 28 2025: Ayase Ueda of Feyenoord celebrates after scoring his sides first goal with Jordan Bos of Feyenoord during a Dutch Eredivise at Euroborg
Five of his goals came in 36 appearances under Arne Slot, before his eventual move to Liverpool in the summer of 2024. But, according to Kraay Junior, the Reds boss had no doubts the striker would come good.
“Misjudged, misjudged; of course, he was behind Santiago Gimenez, who was often in top form and therefore also found the net quite often,” he said.
“So, whether we were wrong isn’t important, but Arne Slot—credit where credit is due—has told us and me several times when we asked about Ueda’s potential.
Hugo Ekitike has sent a clear and confident message ahead of Liverpool’s clash with Brighton and Hove Albion, boldly claiming that he would score a hat-trick if Mohamed Salah supplies him with the chances.
Speaking ahead of the highly anticipated Premier League encounter, the forward expressed his belief in both his own finishing ability and Salah’s creativity. According to Ekitike, playing alongside a world-class creator like the Egyptian winger could be the key to unlocking Brighton’s defense.
> “With a player like Salah, you only need the right movement,” Ekitike reportedly said. “If he passes the ball to me in the right moments, I am confident I can score three goals against Brighton.”
The statement has quickly grabbed attention among Liverpool fans, especially as Salah continues to be the Reds’ main attacking outlet. The Egyptian has been in fine form this season, consistently creating chances and leading the line with experience and quality. Ekitike believes that a partnership between them could be devastating.
Brighton, known for their structured build-up play and high defensive line, could be vulnerable to quick transitions and sharp runs in behind—an area where Ekitike feels he can thrive. His pace, movement, and confidence in front of goal make him a potential threat if given the service.
While some may view Ekitike’s comments as ambitious, others see it as the mindset of a striker hungry to make a statement on the big stage. Liverpool supporters will be eager to see whether this confidence translates into goals on matchday.
All eyes will now be on Salah’s right foot—and whether Ekitike gets the chances he believes will lead to a memorable hat-trick against Brighton and Hove Albion.
Liverpool
Liverpool made concrete offer to sign right-back ‘revelation’ last summer and could try again in 2026
Liverpool have so far failed to fully nail down a new starting right-back following Trent Alexander-Arnold’s summer exit.
The Real Madrid star was a shoo-in across almost a decade with the Reds and has proven difficult to replace for Arne Slot.
Liverpool signed Jeremie Frimpong as a nominal successor to Alexander-Arnold, but the Dutchman has run into a series of injury problems during his first months at the club.
Liverpool ready to try again for Marco Palestra
Given how little has been seen of Frimpong since his arrival, it is slightly difficult to judge exactly whether Liverpool need to sign another new right-back.
However, the feeling is that Liverpool could have probably done with looking at a more orthodox player for the position last summer.
As per Italian outlet Calciomercato, Liverpool did actually attempt to do this in making an offer for Atalanta’s Marco Palestra.
They claim the Reds made a £17.5m bid to sign Palestra before the season started. Keen to send the 20-year-old out on-loan instead, Atalanta rejected the offer.
The attempt to buy Palestra – who ultimately joined Cagliari on a temporary basis – was said to have been part of a wider initiative from Liverpool to scout promising young Italian players, one which led to the signing of Giovanni Leoni.
Despite being knocked back, the Reds are reportedly still interested in Palestra, but have now been joined by ‘almost all of Europe’s top clubs’ as the youngster impresses with Cagliari.
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