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West Ham's Solomon Replaced Amidst Rising Competition

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West Ham defeated Lincoln 6-0, but Israeli player Manor Solomon was substituted after a lackluster performance and received a low rating. A competitor for Solomon's position, Edvin Opstvedt, impressed after coming on as a substitute, scoring a goal and earning praise from a journalist who suggested he should start the next game. The victory ended West Ham's three-game winless streak.

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Manor Solomon was substituted and poorly rated in West Ham's 6-0 win over Lincoln.
Edvin Opstvedt, competing for Solomon's position, scored and impressed after entering as a substitute.
Journalist Roshane Thomas suggested Opstvedt deserves to start the next match.
The 6-0 victory ended West Ham's three-game winless streak.
Lincoln played with nine men from the 23rd minute after two red cards.

West Ham secured a decisive 6-0 victory over Lincoln, who were reduced to nine players by the 23rd minute. However, Israeli player Manor Solomon, who started the match, was substituted in the 58th minute after failing to significantly impact the game. Solomon received a low rating of 6.5 from SofaScore, second only to Joel Piro's 6.3.

Adding to Solomon's challenges, a competitor for his position, Edvin Opstvedt, entered the game at halftime. Opstvedt, playing on the left flank where Solomon had been, contributed to a goal just three minutes after coming on. This performance drew praise from English media, with Roshane Thomas of The Athletic noting Opstvedt's energy, attacking intent, speed, and suggesting he deserves to start the next match against Swansea.

West Ham's win ended a three-game winless streak. The team's performance was highlighted by the dominant scoreline against a depleted Lincoln side.

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