Solomon Praised for Performance in West Ham's Draw

Israeli footballer Manor Solomon was lauded for his performance in West Ham's 2-2 draw against Millwall on Saturday, despite the team being held to a tie. Solomon provided an assist that helped West Ham come back from a two-goal deficit to secure a point.

English journalist Tom Garrett described Solomon as "not normal" following the match. Solomon himself expressed disappointment with the result, stating, "We opened very badly, we didn't do anything in principle, we were sloppy in attack and defense." He added that the team had the quality to come back and even score a third goal, but ultimately accepted the single point.

Sky Sports highlighted Solomon's contribution, noting his run down the right flank and cross that led to a goal. However, not all ratings were exceptionally high, with WestHamZone giving him a score of 5. Other outlets provided more favorable reviews: Flashscore awarded him a team-high 7.6, 365 gave him the highest score for the Hammers with 7.2, and Sofa Score rated him 7.5, the second-best on the team.

Solomon is currently in excellent form, with this assist following a goal in the team's first Championship match against Burnley and a goal and assist in the previous game against Wrexham. In total, he has contributed to a goal every 176 minutes for West Ham, with his involvement rate increasing significantly in the last 180 minutes, contributing to a goal every 60 minutes.