3-2 West Ham Player Ratings vs Burnley | Sat, Nov 8

The pressure was on both sides from kickoff, West Ham were desperate for a win to turn their season around, while Burnley came seeking momentum of their own.

Burnley made the brighter start, and they deservedly went ahead in the 35th minute when Zian Flemming met a cross and sent a powerful header past the keeper. 

That goal jolted West Ham awake. Before halftime they found an equaliser: Callum Wilson converted after a deflection, bringing them back on level terms heading into the break. 

In the second half, West Ham turned the game. Substitute Tomáš Souček rose in the 77th minute to chest the ball in at the far post, giving his side the lead.

Then, in the 83rd minute, another sub, Kyle Walker‑Peters, made his mark by scoring four minutes after coming on, to push West Ham ahead 3‑1. 

Burnley didn’t go quietly, they pulled one back deep into stoppage time via Josh Cullen, but it proved too late to deny West Ham the three points to results 3-2 of this West Ham vs Burnley premier league round 11 match.

Burnley’s early promise faded, as they couldn’t maintain control once West Ham’s substitutes changed the rhythm.

For West Ham, this win offers a glimmer of hope; for Burnley, the loss reveals how fine margins still cost them when momentum slips away.

West Ham Players Ratings vs Burnley

Goalkeeper

Alphonse Areola – 6.8

Areola was alert and decisive, making five saves and keeping Burnley at bay for most of the match. His 71% save rate proved vital, although he couldn’t do much for the two goals conceded. Distribution was patchy (54% pass accuracy), but his shot-stopping kept West Ham in contention.

Defenders

Aaron Wan-Bissaka – 6.7

Wan-Bissaka had a reliable defensive outing, completing 82% of his passes and winning several duels. He made two tackles and five interceptions, helping to shut down Burnley’s attacks down the flank.

Max Kilman – 6.5

Kilman was solid but unspectacular. He cleared well and blocked three shots, showing defensive discipline, though he didn’t offer much going forward.

Jean-Clair Todibo – 6.6

Todibo was steady at the back, winning key duels and making six clearances. A composed presence, though he missed a few opportunities to step into midfield with the ball.

El Hadji Malick Diouf – 6.7

Diouf contributed both defensively and in build-up play. He won most of his duels and helped to regain possession multiple times, but Burnley occasionally exploited spaces behind him.

Midfielders

Mateus Fernandes – 7.2

Fernandes controlled the midfield, completing 98% of his passes and creating three chances.

Freddie Potts – 7.2

Potts was energetic and alert, making key passes and recovering possession at crucial moments. His defensive work and creativity offered balance to West Ham’s midfield.

Lucas Lima – 6.9

Lima worked hard to support both attack and defense. He attempted three shots, with one on target, and was involved in several promising moves, though he lacked the killer pass to break Burnley down fully.

Attackers

Jarrod Bowen – 6.6

Bowen showed flashes of skill and creativity, completing successful dribbles and taking three shots, but his end product was limited. A frustrating afternoon for the winger as Burnley defended resolutely.

Callum Wilson – 7.3

Wilson was West Ham’s standout attacker, scoring the goal that gave the Hammers hope. He combined well with the midfield and made intelligent runs, consistently troubling Burnley’s backline.

Crysencio Summerville – 6.5

Summerville tried to impact the game with his pace, completing successful dribbles and taking three shots, but he lacked the precision to create clear-cut chances.

Substitute Players

Jacob Bruun Larsen – 6.8

Coming off the bench, Larsen showed glimpses of threat with a shot on target and a successful dribble, helping to maintain pressure on Burnley late in the game.

Marcus Edwards – 6.7

Limited minutes for Edwards, but he showed intent in attack and didn’t look out of place.

Lucas Pires – 6.3

Pires had a quiet cameo, offering defensive support but limited offensive contribution.

Armando Broja – 6.5

Broja came on to provide fresh legs in attack, attempting passes and trying to stretch Burnley’s defense, though without major impact.

Hannibal Mejbri – 6.6

Mejbri added energy and sharp passing in his short time on the pitch, showing he could be a useful spark off the bench.