The clash between Nottingham Forest and West Ham stopped in 49 minutes after audiences fell into a medical emergency in the stands. On the ground in the city just after halftime, referee Craig Pawson blew his whis away and stopped playing after being warned of an emergency.
After being given a go-ahead, forest medical care darts across the pitch and slashes through players to treat those involved. At the time of the incident, the two teams were stuck 0-0.
And the match, which appears to be heading towards the appeal of goals that don’t put pressure on either Nuno or Potter, sent three goals into a late frenzy in the final six minutes.
Jarrod Bowen broke the deadlock in the 84th minute, twisting it from the edge of the box past Matt Seltz before making an effort.
Four minutes later, Impact Sultives Crysencio Summerville was fouled within the penalty area, and Lucas Paqueta stepped up to send the goalkeeper the wrong way.
The Brazilian is linked to the move from London Stadium to Tottenham and Aston Villa, but he seemed to swear the future to West Ham by kissing badges at the celebration.
At stop time, an activated hammer sealed all three points when Callum Wilson filled the header from close range.
The city ground has set off at this stage with many home fans starting with a more worrying scene for the club, with speculation surrounding Nuno still growing, and concerns about their transfer activities have been reported.
