West Ham and Manchester United had a lot to cheer about over the weekend thanks to late goals.
Scott McTominay, a summer target of West Ham, scored twice in stoppage time to help Man United rally from a 1-0 deficit against Brentford to win 2-1.
Mohammed Kudus, a rising star for the new Hammers, scored the equalizer in the 89th minute to preserve a 2-2 draw against Newcastle at home.
Man United, who was under siege, experienced pure relief, while West Ham was left disappointed despite possibly deserving more after coming agonizingly close to winning in stoppage time as well when Jarrod Bowen cut inside the box but saw his attempt well saved by Nick Pope.
Sky Sports makes embarrassing Man United gaffe about West Ham star Jarrod Bowen after bumper new deal
But the Hammers were utterly relieved when the game was over.
After it was revealed that after more than a year of negotiations, hero Bowen has agreed to a new seven-year contract with West Ham.
or does he? Not in accordance with what is purported to be the top football broadcaster in the world.
Due to Sky Sports’ embarrassing Man United error about West Ham star Bowen following his lucrative new contract.
Sky Sports claimed to have “breaking news from their sources” regarding the Bowen negotiations, which have been the subject of months’ worth of reports on this and numerous other football websites.
All that dough but too much Doh!
Presenter Vicky Gomersall was chosen to break the news that Jarrod Bowen had renewed his contract with Manchester United.
Gomersall stated, “Just a little bit of breaking news; we’ll get reaction to this later in the show.”
“Manchester United and Jarrod Bowen have reached an agreement on a new long-term contract. Wonderful news for them.
It is assumed that the arrangement will keep him employed until 2030, and a formal announcement is anticipated within the next 24 to 48 hours.
Later in the show, we’ll have more to say about that.
Please provide additional information about West Ham star Bowen’s long-term deal with Manchester United!
Sky Sports’ “Big Six” obsession leads to epic fail
Everyone makes mistakes, but it seems that the game’s so-called top players, who have the greatest setup and the most resources at their disposal, make more than the majority.
Many Man United and West Ham supporters noticed the error, which was labeled as a “epic fail” on social media.
Sycophantic Sky Sports are so accustomed to concentrating on Man United and their despised Frankenstein’s monster they termed the “Big Six” that they are unable to see the forest for the trees.
Fans of Man United can only hope that Bowen played for them.
For West Ham supporters, the rookie mistake could not detract from the club’s best transaction in a while.
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