News about Jarrod Bowen

Dani Dyer cradled one of her twins on the football pitch as she supported her partner and West Ham United star Jarrod Bowen for the match against Luton Town. The Love Island winner, 27, looked chic in the two-piece which featured a sleeveless buttoned vest and smart trousers. The star looked over the moon while busy capturing her time ahead of the big game.

Erik ten Hag bemoaned Manchester United 's torrid injury record this season ahead of their 4-0 defeat by Crystal Palace when the Dutchman was forced to field another makeshift backline. Pinning United's poor season on absences may prove to be an effective tactic to shield the Dutchman from the scrutiny headed his way this summer. But how tough have the Old Trafford outfit had it on the injury front compared to their rivals? Mail Sport takes a look at the Premier League injury table.

IAN LADYMAN: Howard Webb (pictured top left) wants to help but the truth is he is not helping. The head of the refereeing body wants to introduce openness and transparency and dialogue into the relationship between match officials, football clubs and the public. His motives are honourable but standing in front of television cameras and talking about mistakes made by those he is paid to represent is the wrong move driven by the best intentions.

Manchester City and Arsenal made sure the title race stayed alive this weekend, with both earning victories that keep the Gunners one point margin over Pep Guardiola's side. Mikel Arteta 's men raced into a 3-0 lead over North London rivals Tottenham at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, before eventually besting out their neighbours 3-2 to remain top of the Premier League. Man City are hot on their heels thanks to a fairly routine win at Nottingham Forest . Erling Haaland came off the bench to net his 21st goal of the season and keep the pressure on Arsenal. Liverpool , however, looked to be out of the title running after they dropped another two points in a 2-2 draw away at West Ham . At the bottom, Sheffield United 's relegation back to the Championship was confirmed with a 5-1 thrashing at Newcastle, but Everton secured their survival with their third win in a week. With the drama running wild, some new and returning races have made the top ten Premier League power rankings, but who has earned top spot this week?

Jarrod Bowen has revealed the heartwarming way that he will celebrate reaching 20 goals for West Ham this season, and it involves his former side Hereford FC. The England international has been in fine form for the Irons this season and has 20 goals in all competitions, 16 coming in the Premier League.

Liverpool's Premier League title ambitions took another serious dent as they were held to a 2-2 draw at West Ham on Saturday lunchtime. Jurgen Klopp took the decision to start Mohamed Salah and Darwin Nunez on the bench and they looked listless as the Hammers led at half-time thanks to the impressive Jarrod Bowen.  The Reds turned the contest around thanks to Andrew Robertson's equaliser, before a fortunate own goal, credited to keeper Alphonse Areola, put them in front.  Michail Antonio headed West Ham level to leave Liverpool trailing Arsenal and Manchester City . Here's Mail Sport's player ratings from the game at the London Stadium.

West Ham's assistant manager Billy McKinlay was sent off after furiously clashing with Bayer Leverkusen coaching staff during Thursday's Europa League clash at the London Stadium. Moments after referee Jose María Sanchez brandished the red card to McKinlay, a mass brawl erupted between the West Ham and Bayer Leverkusen players on the pitch, with just half an hour gone in the crucial Europa League second leg.

Jarrod Bowen faces a late fitness test to decide if he will play a part in West Ham's Europa League quarter-final clash against newly-appointed Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen. Bowen missed last week's quarter-final final first leg and the defeat to Fulham in the Premier League on Sunday with a back injury but took part in full West Ham training on Wednesday alongside Kalvin Phillips and goalkeeper Alphonse Areola

Jarrod Bowen is set to miss the second leg of West Ham's Europa League tie with Bayer Leverkusen. Bowen did not travel to Germany for the first leg last week, where the Hammers were beaten 2-0, and also missed the defeat by Fulham on Sunday. Mail Sport understands Bowen will not be fit for the second leg at the London Stadium, with the forward needing more time to recover from the back injury he sustained at Wolves .

KATHRYN BATTE: David Moyes called on his West Ham players to rise to the occasion of taking on 41-game unbeaten Bayer Leverkusen in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final. The Hammers are aiming to reach the semi-final of a European competition for a third successive season but face a tough test against Xabi Alonso's in-form side. Moyes will be without top scorer Jarrod Bowen, who picked up an injury to his back in last weekend's victory over Wolves. It is unclear whether Bowen will be fit for the second leg and Moyes admitted he will be a huge miss.

West Ham have been dealt a huge injury blow with Jarrod Bowen set to miss the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final with Bayer Leverkusen. Bowen, who has 19 goals and eight assists in all competitions this season, limped off in the 54th minute of the Hammers' 2-1 win at Wolves on Saturday. While the forward's injury is not thought to be serious, Mail Sport understands he will not be fit to face Xabi Alonso's side on Thursday.

NATHAN SALT AT THE ETIHAD: If there are any remaining questions among voters about who should be named Footballer of the Year 2023-24, Phil Foden underlined - three times for emphasis - that this is an open and shut case. If the PFA Player of the Season vote returns around, it should be the same. Several fine campaigns have been running elsewhere this season. Alexis Mac Allister has been superb for Liverpool; Declan Rice has been the conductor for Arsenal's championship campaign and is tied for second in the assist table; Ollie Watkins has 15 goals in a hit-and-miss West Ham team; as he often is, Rodri has been exceptional; and Jeremy Rice has been superb; Declan Rice has been unstoppable on his own team.

Newcastle came from 3-1 down to defeat West Ham 4-3, with one hammers fan surprisingly surprised in the slightest after seeing Kalvin Phillips enter the game. Phillips arrived minutes after Jarrod Bowen had given the visitors a two-goal lead, and the Magpies retaliated with a two-goal penalty and a brace from Hsrvey Barnes. And one supporter predicted what would happen next.

Newcastle hosts West Ham in Premier League action, so follow Mail Sport's live blog for the most up-to-date, squad news, and news as Newcastle hosts West Ham takes the field. Both teams are hoping to return to winning ways after a rough weekend, with England's Anthony Gordon and Jarrod Bowen going head-to-head after impressing for England. In the search for European football, the war is still ongoing.

Newcastle defeated West Ham on a stunning Premier League victory, with Harvey Barnes coming off the bench to lead Newcastle to a thrilling Premier League victory. The Magpies, who fought back from Alexander Isak's sixth-minute penalty, trailed 3-1 with just 13 minutes remaining after Michail Anthony, Mohammed Kudus, and Jarrod Bowen all struck in an incident-packed match in which referee Rob Jones was at the forefront of the action.

Newcastle welcomes West Ham in the Premier League's lunchtime kick-off on Saturday afternoon, with the game featuring a Sky Bet Super Boost offer. The Magpies are trying to bounce back from consecutive defeats in all sports before the international break, losing 3-2 to Chelsea before losing 2-0 at Man City in the FA Cup. They haven't won since beating Wolves 3-0 at St James' Park on March 2, and now face a West Ham team that hasn't won since mid-February.

When West Ham flies to Newcastle on Saturday, Sky Bet is giving them a zippedy chance on both Anthony Gordon and Jarrod Bowen to be on the scoresheet. Both Bowen and Gordon were in action for England over the international break, with Newcastle's strike against Brazil starting on Saturday, and West Ham's talisman being in the XI that drew 2-2 with Belgium three days later. Despite that neither player was on the scoresheet for the Three Lions, both of them are having fruitful seasons for their respective teams ahead of Saturday's match.

CRAIG HOPE: This is audition season, where co-mates are rivals just as much as those in opposition. Is it any wonder that we saw two very different team performances when players are motivated more by self-interest than that of the collective? On the eve of a major tournament, it is a reality of international football. A lifetime of preparation, traveling, matches, watching, and learning can all boil down to 90 minutes or less. Friendlies? The competition is fierce. Against Belgium, it was showing that those who had been promised of their position in Germany - including Declan Rice, Jude Bellingham, and Phil Foden - were not at their best until the closing stages, when England attempted to prevent defeat.

CRAIG HOPE AT WEMBLEY: Following his result in England's 2-2 draw with Belgium, Kobbie Mainoo has given Gareth Southgate a lot of food for thought. The Manchester United youngster made his first appearance for the Three Lions at Wembley on Tuesday night and held his own throughout the match. After an excellent showing on the night, Jarrod Bowen demonstrated how useful he could be for Gareth Southgate in this summer's Euros.

KIERAN GILL: Despite West Ham fans' wrangling over the five minutes and 37 seconds at the London Stadium before the international break, football's representatives have no plans to place a time limit on VAR checks. It was the longest delay to date in Premier League history as the home team's potential champion over Aston Villa was disallowed, prompting calls for a limit of two minutes in effect on Stockley Park interventions.

The Brazil forward is now the subject of a seven-month FA probe into suspicious betting habits surrounding three yellow cards that Paqueta received last year for West Ham. Since the probe began, Paqueta hasn't played for Brazil, but Dorival Junior, the current head of the team, will return against England at Wembley on Saturday. Moyes continued to play his talisman this season, and Paqueta thanked the Hammers boss for his help.

KATHYRN BATTE AT THE LONDON STADIUM: David Moyes may have been a little sick of the handball rule. Two goals were disallowed against Aston Villa, with two penalties not given against Burnley and Freiburg last week. Officials couldn't determine if the ball had struck Tomas Soucek's arm before it bounced off Jarrod Bowen and into the net for what seemed to be a late West Ham winner for the longest VAR check in Premier League history.

Both West Ham and Aston Villa looked impressive in their European fixtures earlier this week, with the Hammers thrashing SC Freiburg 5-0 and Villa dominating Ajax 4-0 in the Europa Conference League. When the two clubs face each other in a Premier League match at the London Stadium today, they will be hoping to maintain their winning ways. When looking at the betting lines, there is nothing to divide the two teams, with both teams winning on 64% and 11/4 respectively, while the draw is at 11/4.

KATHRYN BATTE of THE LONDON STADIUM: If you can't perform, don't go on stage. Those were the words David Moyes had used to his West Ham players ahead of their season's biggest game of the season. His crew rose to the occasion - and then some on a night when victory was the only alternative. In the first act, two of West Ham's most popular players, Lucas Paqueta and Jarrod Bowen, appeared. Aaron Cresswell, a man who has had to play more of an understudy role this season, was on the stage. Mohammed Kudus scored a solo goal deserving of a standing ovation before he closed the show with a superb second.