West Ham 3-1 Newcastle result: Lucas Paqueta, an own goal from Sven Botman and Tomas Soucek's late third seal first win under Nuno Espirito Santo

West Ham United picked up their first win under Nuno Espirito Santo courtesy of a much-needed 3-1 comeback success against Newcastle United.

Jarrod Bowen was unlucky to hit the post on four minutes and within seconds the visitors were ahead through Jacob Murphy’s fine, low strike.

The Hammers dominated from that point and after Lucas Paqueta’s long-range shot deceived Nick Pope to level on 35 minutes, the hosts stole in front in first-half stoppage time when Sven Botman put through his own net.

Newcastle dominated the second-half but conceded a third to substitute Tomas Soucek in injury time to ensure Eddie Howe's men remain winless on the road in the top-flight this term.

West Ham’s first home victory of the season moves them up 18th spot on seven points from 10 games played. Newcastle sit five points better off in 13th place.

Next up, Newcastle host Athletic Club in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday before visiting Brentford on Sunday. West Ham are at home to fellow strugglers Burnley on Saturday. 

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West Ham 3-1 Newcastle.

Pope can't keep out Bowen's low shot on the break and Soucek is able to slide home and finish the job!

Ramsey and Paqueta booked.

Bowen unleashes a ferocious effort from a tough angle on the left but can't finde the target.

Five minutes added.

Osula heads straight at Areola from a right-wing cross.

West Hma look well-organised and highly determined to see this through.

They are just moments away now but it will feel like hours for Nuno and co.

Igor on.

Fernandes off.

A dangerous counter down the right sees Bowen play it inside for Fernandes, who takes too long from 20 yards and sees his shot blocked.

Can they finally break their duck under Nuno and in doing so secure a first home win of the season?

The Hammers have lost all four of their PL matches at the London Stadium so far this term.

Summerville off, Walker-Peters on.

Elanga on for Murphy.

The Magpies are winless in their last seven away Premier League games, drawing four and losing three. (D4 L3).

It would need some turnaround for that to not become eight today.

Bowen drivews forward but his low 25-yarder lacks venom and it's routine for Pope.

Still 2-1 to West Ham.

Freddie Potts slides into flash a shot into the roof off the net via Soucek's touch from Bowen's cross.

The flag goes up for offside against Soucek.

VAR will check it...

Soucek can't quite reach Paqueta's devilish free kick from the right, but Pope reacts smartly to keep out a delivery that almost went directly in.

The hosrs keep the pressure on and Pope is again called into action to tip away Kilman's looping header.

Botman off, Barnes on.