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Moylan's hat-trick can't spoil Parker's West Ham debut

EFL's extended highlights capture a three-goal recovery in Cardiff, with Jarrod Bowen's passing becoming a talking point.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 236,518 views a day, 14 times a normal first day on this channel (16,556).

INCREDIBLE GAME! | Cardiff City v West Ham United extended highlights

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0:05The teams emerge at Cardiff City Stadium for Scott Parker's first match in charge of West Ham.
2:14Jack Moylan opens the scoring with a powerful long-range strike.
4:06Moylan converts a penalty after Morato brings him down in the box.
5:40A Cardiff corner produces Moylan's first-half hat-trick goal.
6:58Divine Mukasa chips Nathan Trott to begin West Ham's response.
9:18West Ham's comeback attempt reaches its decisive moment.

Scott Parker's first match in charge of West Ham starts with a goalkeeper at full stretch and soon becomes considerably more uncomfortable. Nathan Trott denies Taty Castellanos at one end, then Jack Moylan takes over at the other.

A long-range strike, a penalty and a goal from a corner give the Cardiff player a first-half hat-trick. For Parker, it is quite an introduction to the job. But EFL's extended highlights follow West Ham all the way back to a 3-3 draw, with Max Kilman heading in the equaliser from Jarrod Bowen's cross.

The upload drew roughly 240,000 views in its first day, about fourteen times the usual opening for EFL's regular videos. Its comment section was also far busier than normal, with Bowen's distribution drawing particular attention. One viewer compares his passing to the archery of Legolas; others single out Moylan's spectacular opener and the strange feeling of a draw that can resemble a win for one side and a defeat for the other.

Divine Mukasa starts the recovery by chipping Trott, before Arne Engels finishes from close range to put West Ham within reach. Even after Kilman's equaliser, Cardiff's goalkeeper still has a point to protect: his fingertip save from a Tomáš Souček header keeps the comeback from becoming a complete turnaround.

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What viewers say

Bowen with the Legolas passing! 🎯
@rapidbloomSee it on YouTube
Moylan's goal, a worldie !!! 🤩⚽⚽⚽ First half Hattrick to boot. Wow.
@williamlaurencemaherozSee it on YouTube
That felt almost like a win.

Cardiff will feel like they lost.
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