📸 Jarrod Bowen’s equaliser against Everton marks a series of firsts

Where would West Ham be without their captain Jarrod Bowen?

The England international got himself on the scoresheet with a crucial second-half equaliser against Everton in the Premier League.

The Hammers had been trailing after a first-half header from Michael Keane, but Bowen’s strike is significant for several reasons.

In scoring, the 28-year-old became the first opposition player to net at Everton’s new home – the Hill Dickinson Stadium – in the Premier League.

He also scored the first goal of the Nuno Espírito Santo era, after the Portuguese coach succeeded Graham Potter in the West Ham dugout over the weekend.

Jarrod Bowen levels for West Ham with their first goal under Nuno Espirito Santo! ⚒️

It's also the first goal Everton have conceded at the Hill Dickinson Stadium 🏟️ pic.twitter.com/dGsIlZgHcO

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