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Jarrod Bowen who scored twice for the Hammers
Jack Grealish netted a goal for City
West Ham and Manchester City shared 1 point each

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Premier League: West Ham United and Manchester City play out a draw

Name: Premier League: West Ham United and Manchester City play out a draw
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Description: West Ham United and Manchester City shared points as they played out a 2-2 draw in their Premier League match on Sunday at London Stadium. West Ham dominated the first half and took the 2-0 lead, courtesy of English footballe...

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Premier League: West Ham United and Manchester City play out a draw

West Ham United and Manchester City shared points as they played out a 2-2 draw in their Premier League match on Sunday at London Stadium.
West Ham dominated the first half and took the 2-0 lead, courtesy of English footballer Jarrod Bowen who scored twice in the 24th and 45th minute for the Hammers. The second half saw a comeback by table-toppers Manchester City as Jack Grealish netted in the 49th minute of the game. Things couldn’t get any worse for the Hammers as Vladimir Coufal’s header went into his own net in the 69th minute.

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