For West Ham, the victory over Wolves represents a significant step toward securing a 15th consecutive season in the Premier League. Manager Nuno Espirito Santo, who replaced Graham Potter earlier in the campaign, has managed to steer the ship through choppy waters in 2026, picking up crucial points against the likes of Manchester City and Spurs themselves.
The Hammers now face a testing run-in that includes three London derbies and a daunting clash against league leaders Arsenal. However, with their fate now back in their own hands, the momentum shifted significantly on Friday night. The four-goal cushion not only provided three points but also a timely boost to their goal difference as the season nears its conclusion.
