West Ham overwhelmed Wrexham with a commanding 6-0 victory at the London Stadium, marking their fourth consecutive league win and propelling them to the top of the Championship.

The match showcased West Ham's dominance, reminiscent of their Premier League days. Jarrod Bowen, the team captain, initiated the scoring in the 28th minute, converting a cross from Manor Solomon. Just before halftime, Joel Piroe doubled the lead, finishing from a pass by Taty Castellanos.

The second half began with Konstantinos Mavropanos heading in from a corner just three minutes in. Castellanos then added his name to the scoresheet in the 63rd minute, followed by Mohamadou Kante in the 76th minute, who capitalized on a clever ball from Solomon. The final goal came from Solomon himself, who displayed skill to score despite the goalkeeper's attempt.

This victory elevated West Ham to 14 points from six games, surpassing West Brom at the top of the table, and highlighted their offensive prowess with 16 goals in the last four matches after a rocky start.

For Wrexham, the defeat marked their heaviest league loss in over twenty years, with their defense failing to contain West Ham's relentless attack.

Sky Sports' William Bitibiri noted the impressive mentality of West Ham, emphasizing their aggression and intensity throughout the match. Both managers reflected on the game, with Nuno Espirito Santo praising his team's performance and Phil Parkinson acknowledging the need for Wrexham to improve defensively after a strong start.