Fans give four players a 9 in West Brom's triumph at West Ham - fan ratings
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In a new feature this season, West Brom fans gave each of the players a rating after Saturday afternoon’s superb 3-1 victory at West Ham - here are the results.
Max O’Leary
A quieter afternoon than the Baggies keeper has been used to, but the fans were still impressed, with more than 85 per cent going for a 7 or 8.
Top grade: 7 (54 per cent)
Brayann Pereira
Another who split the 7 and 8 vote, though the supporters could not decide outright on this one.
Top grade: 7 & 8 (39 per cent each)
Chris Mepham
Thirty-two per cent wanted the Welshman to get a 9, but it was the 8 grade that won out.
Top grade: 8 (46 per cent)
George Campbell
He may have been outshone by his defensive partner, but he was still a strong and dependable presence.
Top grade: 7 (45 per cent)
Callum Styles
Unlucky to deflect in Jarrod Bowen’s equaliser, but was otherwise excellent - all bar one fan went 8 or above.
Top grade: 9 (50 per cent)
Rabby Nzingoula
Handed the start on the right-hand side and returned that faith shown in him. Thirty-four per cent gave him an 8.
Top grade: 7 (45 per cent)
Jayson Molumby
There was a split between 7, 8 (32 per cent) and 9 (25 per cent), with the former just coming out on top.
Top grade: 7 (39 per cent)
Ousmane Diakite
Two grades separated Diakite from his midfield partner - highlighting just how good ‘Oussie’ was at the London Stadium.
Top grade: 9 (41 per cent)
Isaac Price
Fantastic assist for the opener and involved in all three Albion goals, Thirty-six per cent voted for a 9.
Top grade: 8 (43 per cent)
Felix Horn Myhre
Not enough superlatives for the Norwegian, who was overwhelmingly given a 9 by supporters.
Top grade: 9 (57 per cent)
Jimmy-Jay Morgan
As overwhelming as Myhre’s 9 was, it was nothing on Morgan - who had almost three-quarters backing that grade.
Top grade: 9 (71 per cent)
Substitutes
Kareem Tunde (for Nzingoula, 76) 7; Aune Heggebo (for Morgan, 77) 7; Tammer Bany (for Myhre, 84) 6.
Albion’s work was almost done by the time all three substitutes took to the pitch in east London.
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