West Ham United U21 — Liverpool U21: 1:0, Premier League 2 Division One
Premier League 2 Division One
West Ham United U21L25 Aug · Away Sheffield United U21 · 1:3L31 Aug · Away Chelsea U21 · 4:5D4 Sep · Home Brighton U21 · 1:1W8 Sep · Away Aldershot Town · 3:0W14 Sep · Home Liverpool U21 · 1:0D18 Sep · Away Leicester City U21 · 0:0
1:0
Finished
Kick-off was
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Liverpool U21D26 Apr · Home Crystal Palace U21 · 2:2L1 Aug · Home Cardiff City U21 · 3:4D21 Aug · Away Everton U21 · 1:1W30 Aug · Home Leeds United U21 · 2:1L14 Sep · Away West Ham United U21 · 0:1W19 Sep · Home Brighton U21 · 5:1
In the Premier League 2 Division One game on 14 September 2026, West Ham United U21 beat Liverpool U21 1:0. Match numbers: shots on target 1:4, fouls 8:16.
Match report
West Ham United U21 secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Liverpool U21 in Premier League 2, Division 1 on Monday evening. The result leaves both sides level on four points after three games, though West Ham sit one place above their London rivals in the table. It was a match where the scoreboard told only half the story.
Jordan Kerr buried his side's only meaningful effort in the 85th minute, a moment that came after Liverpool had controlled much of the tempo. The goal arrived late enough to catch the hosts' goalkeeper off his line, and the visitors could do nothing to respond. By then, the game had settled into a rhythm of Liverpool patience and West Ham discipline.
The visitors dominated territory without necessarily dominating the game itself. Liverpool registered 191 attacks compared to 113 for the hosts, and enjoyed 59 per cent possession. Yet they created zero big chances and managed only four shots on target across the entire ninety minutes. West Ham needed just one accurate effort to take the lead.
The statistics reveal a curious asymmetry. Liverpool shot with greater accuracy at 44 per cent and required four goalkeeper saves to keep their deficit at nothing—though the keeper made zero saves, which suggests the shots either missed or were blocked. West Ham's keeper pulled off four stops, a modest return but one that mattered at the crucial moments. Both sides collected two yellow cards, with G. Caliste booked early and W. Wright cautioned late.
The result shifts nothing dramatic in the standings. Both teams remain in the bottom half with identical records—three games, one win, one draw, one defeat. West Ham's victory does little to elevate them from 18th place, while Liverpool's failure to convert dominance into points keeps them rooted at 19th. Sometimes the table tells you more than the match sheet ever could.
Prepared from match data
Key numbers
Possession, %41–59
Shots on target1–4
Shots off target3–4
Attacks113–191
HT🟨23' G. Caliste — Yellow card⇄60' A. Dike — Substitution⇄60' J. Danns — Substitution🟨69' Yellow card🟨75' M. Laffey — Yellow card⇄76' J. Upton — Substitution🟨83' W. Wright — Yellow card⚽85' J. Kerr — Goal⇄89' G. Caliste — Substitution⇄89' J. Medine — Substitution
L25 Aug · Away Sheffield United U21 · 1:3L31 Aug · Away Chelsea U21 · 4:5D4 Sep · Home Brighton U21 · 1:1W8 Sep · Away Aldershot Town · 3:0W14 Sep · Home Liverpool U21 · 1:0D18 Sep · Away Leicester City U21 · 0:0
D26 Apr · Home Crystal Palace U21 · 2:2L1 Aug · Home Cardiff City U21 · 3:4D21 Aug · Away Everton U21 · 1:1W30 Aug · Home Leeds United U21 · 2:1L14 Sep · Away West Ham United U21 · 0:1W19 Sep · Home Brighton U21 · 5:1