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Southampton's five-goal West Ham thriller comes down to Peretz

EFL's extended highlights draw an unusually quick audience, with Daniel Peretz's saves sharing attention with the spectacular finishes.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 154,258 views a day, 10 times a normal first day on this channel (14,944).

FIVE GOAL CRACKER! | West Ham United v Southampton extended highlights

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0:53Matsuki finishes Scienza's setup to give Southampton an early lead.
2:15Bree's distant volley finds the top corner before Walker-Peters answers at the other end.
4:28Dobbin follows an initial save with a close-range finish.
6:38Peretz denies Mavropanos, then turns Kilman's later long-range effort onto the crossbar.
9:07Soucek curls in a late goal to bring West Ham closer.
9:50A close-range header tests Peretz; the final outcome follows at 10:30.

James Bree volleys into the top corner. Kyle Walker-Peters answers with a fierce finish of his own. But after the long-range shooting, Southampton need something much closer to goal: Daniel Peretz reacting to a late header to keep West Ham out.

EFL's extended highlights package follows Southampton's 3-2 victory at a rainy London Stadium, and it reached about 67,000 views in seven hours. That is already well beyond the channel's usual full-day audience for regular videos.

Kuryu Matsuki opens the scoring inside two minutes, set up by Leo Scienza, before Bree doubles Southampton's lead. Walker-Peters pulls West Ham back into it, only for Lewis Dobbin to restore the visitors' cushion from close range.

The goalkeeper then becomes increasingly important. Peretz stops Konstantinos Mavropanos's powerful effort and tips Max Kilman's long-range shot onto the crossbar. Tomas Soucek's curling finish leaves West Ham chasing an equalizer late on, but Peretz's reflex save denies them.

The upload is a sponsored highlights program, rather than a full-match replay. Its comments give the goalkeeper plenty of space: viewers discuss Peretz's performance, with one comparing him to Fraser Forster at his peak. Others have a practical request for EFL's editing team: an on-screen clock to help them follow the match.

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What viewers say

Peretz is the best keeper we've had since Fraser Forster in his prime
@battlep0tSee it on YouTube
Great game, a credit to the league ❤
@alfredlear4141See it on YouTube
Still no clock. How hard is it to include one?
Great win by the Saints. The Championship is very even and unpredictable this season.
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