Manchester City Defeated West Ham United 3-1 with Erling Haaland Scoring the Final Goal, Securing Pep Guardiola's Team's Unbeaten Record.

David Moyes, the manager of West Ham United, had a specific target for his summer transfers - James Ward-Prowse, whom he hoped would fill the gap left by Declan Rice. 

During their match against Manchester City at the London Stadium this Saturday, Ward-Prowse demonstrated his skills by scoring the first goal for The Hammers.

However, Manchester City's Jeremy Doku and Bernardo Silva inspired their team to make a comeback and ultimately win on the road, with Erling Haaland securing the victory.

Manchester City came from behind to secure a victory over West Ham, with Bernardo Silva scoring and assisting Erling Haaland's goal. 

In the early stages of the game, City dominated play, but West Ham's goalkeeper Alphonse Areola and Haaland's poor finishing kept the score level. 

However, West Ham eventually took the lead on a breakaway, with Vladimir Coufal setting up an unmarked James Ward-Prowse for a headed goal at the back post.

Shortly following the restart, Jeremy Doku, a recent signing for City, swiftly moved into the area and expertly curved a low shot into the far corner, which was unstoppable. 

The match saw both teams having opportunities to take the lead, with Ederson making a notable save to deny Kurt Zouma's header before City took the lead with 14 minutes remaining. 

Earlier in the game, Nayef Aguerd had saved a goal by clearing a Haaland effort off the line but later misjudged a Julian Alvarez ball, allowing Bernardo to slip past him and score. 

As The Hammers pushed forward in search of an equalizer, Bernardo seized the ball on a break, raced to the edge of the area, and set up Haaland to extend City's unbeaten start to the season. 

City is currently two points ahead of Liverpool at the top of the table, while The Hammers are in sixth place after suffering their first defeat of the season.