West Ham United edged past Queens Park Rangers after extra time to reach the FA Cup fourth round, easing pressure on manager Nuno Espírito Santo. The 2-1 win, West Ham’s first since early November, was far from convincing and underlined their struggles despite eventual progress. January signing Taty Castellanos proved decisive, heading in the winner after supplying energy and presence up front. Crysencio Summerville also impressed, scoring once and assisting the winner in one of his strongest performances for the club. QPR matched their Premier League opponents for long spells and forced extra time through Richard Kone’s equaliser, earning praise from manager Julien Stéphan. While the cup run offers short-term relief, West Ham’s laboured display did little to dispel fears about their league form or the scale of the rebuilding task ahead.
Castellanos Winner Sends West Ham Past QPR and Buys Nuno Breathing Space
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