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West Ham's 6-0 victory was a fair reflection of their dominance, outperforming Wrexham in every attacking metric. The Hammers converted 9 shots on target from 19 total attempts (47% accuracy), while Wrexham mustered just 1 shot on target from 8 attempts (13% accuracy) — a stark contrast in efficiency. Jarrod Bowen (28') and Joel Piroe (37') set the tone with first-half goals before Konstantinos Mavropanos (48'), Taty Castellanos (63'), Mohamadou Kanté (76'), and Manor Solomon (82') compounded Wrexham's misery.

Despite only edging possession (53% to 47%), West Ham's superior shot quality told the story. They created 13 shots inside the box to Wrexham's 4, with Kyle Walker-Peters providing two assists in a fluid attacking display. Wrexham's defensive shape collapsed after the break, conceding four second-half goals as West Ham's xG tally ballooned. The visitors' solitary shot on target highlighted their inability to test Marek Hermansen's goal.

The defining statistic? West Ham's 9 shots on target to Wrexham's 1 — a ruthless disparity that underpinned this comprehensive victory.