West Ham United secured a convincing 3-0 victory over Leeds United at the London Stadium, concluding the 2025/26 Premier League season on a high note. Despite the defeat, Leeds can reflect positively on their return to the top flight, finishing 14th with 47 points and reaching the FA Cup final.

Match Overview

In sweltering conditions, Leeds United, managed by Daniel Farke, faced off against West Ham, who were unable to avoid relegation despite their efforts. The match saw West Ham's goals come from Taty Castellanos in the 67th minute, Jarrod Bowen in the 79th, and Wilson in stoppage time at 90+4 minutes.

First Half Highlights

The match began with Leeds taking the initiative, as Jayden Bogle set up Brenden Aaronson, who was dispossessed just outside the penalty area. Leeds had another chance when James Justin's cross found Lukas Nmecha, but he failed to hit the target. West Ham responded with a powerful shot from Pablo that deflected off Tomáš Souček and went over the bar. Leeds’ Dominic Calvert-Lewin came close to scoring, but his effort was saved by West Ham goalkeeper Mads Hermansen.

Second Half Performance

As the second half progressed, West Ham began to assert their dominance. Castellanos opened the scoring, followed by Bowen doubling the lead shortly after. Wilson capped off the performance with a late goal, sealing a comprehensive win for the Hammers.

Despite the loss, Leeds United can take pride in their season, while West Ham will be looking to regroup after their relegation to the Sky Bet Championship.