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West Ham's Solomon Replaced Amidst Rising Competition
West Ham defeated Lincoln 6-0, but Israeli player Manor Solomon was substituted after a lackluster performance and received a low rating.
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What happened
- 01Manor Solomon was substituted and poorly rated in West Ham's 6-0 win over Lincoln.
- 02Edvin Opstvedt, competing for Solomon's position, scored and impressed after entering as a substitute.
- 03Journalist Roshane Thomas suggested Opstvedt deserves to start the next match.
- 04The 6-0 victory ended West Ham's three-game winless streak.
- 05Lincoln played with nine men from the 23rd minute after two red cards.
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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