The Hammers went down early in the first half when Matthew Jarvis sent a shot into the top corner past a diving Robert Green. The Irons held off the home side to push into the half with only a one-goal deficit.
When the second half whistle blew West Ham came out with more pace and attack then the previous half. Victor Obinna won a penalty and in the 53rd minute Mark Noble sent it home to even the scores.
Near the conclusion of the match the Hammers looked to have won the match until the referee blew his whistle to signal a controversial hand-ball on the touch of Frederic Piquionne before he blasted it into the net for the late winner.
At the conclusion of that controversy the ref blew the final three blasts to signal the end of the match.
While it wasn't the three points the Hammers looked to take from Molineux, the point was a fair result for the match.
West Ham next plays at the Boelyn Ground against newly promoted Newcastle United on Saturday the 23rd of October.
Come on you Irons!!!
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