Jack Moylan’s first-half hat-trick put Cardiff in control before West Ham recovered to draw 3–3. Divine Mukasa, Arne Engels and Max Kilman scored after the interval, with Jarrod Bowen involved in all three goals. The turnaround earned Parker a point in his first game as head coach.
West Ham United recovered from three goals behind to draw 3–3 away to Cardiff City on 4 November. It was Scott Parker’s first match as West Ham head coach.[1], [2]
The match was played at Cardiff City Stadium in the Championship, England’s second tier. Jack Moylan scored each of the home side’s three goals before the interval, leaving the visitors facing a substantial halftime deficit.[1]
Moylan opened the scoring in the 11th minute after taking Alex Robertson’s pass and advancing before shooting into the top corner. A penalty brought his second in the 37th minute, following Morato’s challenge after Perry Ng played the ball behind the defence. Two minutes later, Moylan headed in Joel Bagan’s corner to complete his hat-trick and put Cardiff firmly ahead.[1]
Divine Mukasa started the comeback in the 58th minute, finishing Jarrod Bowen’s pass over Nathan Trott. Arne Engels scored his first West Ham goal in the 65th after Joël Piroe helped on another Bowen pass. Max Kilman completed the recovery in the 82nd minute, reaching Bowen’s cross ahead of the goalkeeper after a partially cleared corner. Trott later saved from Tomáš Souček.[1]
