West Ham United have lodged a complaint with Sky Sports regarding the incident involving Alexander Isak during Newcastle United’s victory.

West Ham United have lodged a complaint with Sky Sports regarding the incident involving Alexander Isak during Newcastle United’s victory. On Monday night, West Ham United believed that Newcastle United’s victor, scored by Bruno Guimaraes, should not have been permitted to stand.

Newcastle secured a 1-0 victory at the London Stadium through Guimaraes’ close-range volley of Harvey Barnes’ cross in the second half. However, West Ham defender Max Kilman claimed that Alexander Isak had fouled him as he arose to head Barnes’ cross clear off the play. Guimaraes scored shortly after Isak shoved Kilman in the back; however, the video assistant referee (VAR) declined to intervene, and the goal was upheld.

“We had a few moments, but they were insufficient to secure the victory. Nevertheless, we remained dedicated and obtained sufficient value from the game.” Two-handed shove into the box.

This is evident in the striker’s reaction, as he believed it may have been an infraction. “The attitude and effort were present in a really close game against a very physical and intense team.” Our objective was not achieved. “We did not deserve to win the game; however, we did deserve something from it.”Eddie Howe,

Newcastle’s head coach, expressed his satisfaction with the victory in an interview with The Gazette, stating, “This is a massive victory, a massive, massive victory.” “I believe it was one of our best games of the season, despite the fact that it was not our best game. The game was always going to be tight,

the grounds were difficult to play on, and the team was difficult to play against. However, I thought we remained focused, were disciplined, and were everything defensively that we haven’t been in recent weeks.” “I believed that we successfully defended our objective.” I am extremely satisfied with the entire team, as we have faced a difficult week. A brilliant response.

“We required the players to exert themselves, to give their all in order to secure the victory, to demonstrate that we are still competitive, and to instill confidence in ourselves.” “You can only truly gain confidence by winning, as we have lost several key players.” You can make the best preparation possible; however, the final lacking component is the victory. Publicity