Hammers embarked on a thrilling 90 minutes, which consisted of two penalty calls, one for each side, as well as a demonstration of how poor the Hammers can be without the introduction of key players.

Callum Wilson appeared to be struggling up top alone only managing a handful of touches with the best opportunity of the 90 coming through Mavropanos with a headed effort from the corner, but the keeper comfortably saved.

Some might be quick to mention the handball from the Burton player, but in all honesty, they could’ve easily had a penalty as well by Mavro’s calamity of a barge, which VAR would’ve likely given in the Premier League.

That being said, it was one of the most doom and gloom first halves West Ham have seen since the Wimbledon loss. An obysmal game and due to the lack of chances, extra time is what occurred.

Introductions of Summerville and Taty proved to be divident as the Dutchman blasted the ball in through a curved effort. But as the elation of the goal came around, it would be numbed after Freddie Potts was sent off for a challenge; upon review, it...