West Ham vs. Lyon LIVE: Europa League match 2022 via ESPN 3

West Ham vs. lyons ONLINE LIVE | Follow the first leg of the quarterfinals of the UEFA Europa League this Thursday, April 07 from 2:00 pm (Peruvian time). The transmission of one of the most attractive games today will be in charge of ESPN3 and Star + (Star Plus). To watch football live like this match, you have different alternatives for streaming service and TV channels.

Follow minute by minute, statistics, incidents, goals, interviews and results of the match that will be played at the London Olympic Stadium.

What time is West Ham vs. Lyon?

Peru, Mexico, Colombia and Ecuador: 2:00 pm

Bolivia and Venezuela: 3:00 p.m.

Paraguay, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil: 4:00 pm

Spain: 9:00 p.m.

West Ham vs. Lyon: channels and how to watch it on TV

The West Ham vs. lyons It will be one of the most attractive duels of the Europa League matchday. The showdown will take place at the Olympic Stadium in London and will be broadcast in South America on ESPN and Star+ (Star Plus). In Mexico, the contest can be seen on Fox Sports Cono Norte, Fox Sports Premium, Fanatiz Mexico, Fox Sports App and Star+, while in the United States, the channels with the rights are TUDN USA, Paramount+, TUDN.com and TUDN App .

Olympique Lyon, top scorer in the competition along with Napoli, throws a scramble at West Ham, who with their good performance in the continental tournament and in the Premier wants to apply as a contender to fight for the current Europa League.

After one of the best European nights in its recent history, West Ham, executioner of Sevilla, king of the Europa League, signs up for a new challenge against Lyon. David Moyes’s men are in a moment of full ascension and in a couple of seasons they have gone from fighting not to be relegated to having a real chance of being in the European semi-finals.

The team competes with several open fronts, since, in addition to its role in this Europa League, it still has hopes of qualifying for the Champions League. They have fourth place in the Premier League just three points away. The double objective may be too much for a ‘Hammers’ who do not have one of the largest squads in the upper part of England, but who have formed a great group around Moyes.

For this clash they only have the casualties of the Argentine Manuel Lanzini, suspended, but who also suffered a car accident a week ago in which he had no serious injuries, Ben Johnson, the young winger, and the Italian Angelo Ogbonna, who has been out since November with a knee injury. The good news came from Jarrod Bowen, the team’s best footballer who scored the winning goal against Everton last weekend. His first goal after five games out due to injury.

With Spain’s Pablo Fornals (six goals this season), Jamaica’s Michail Antonio (10) and Bowen’s contribution (13), West Ham have enough potential up front to threaten Lyon and continue their spectacular European campaign.

The last time the London side reached a European quarter-final was in the Cup Winners’ Cup in 1981, when they fell to Dinamo Tbilisi. To go back to their last semi-finals, you have to go back to the 1975-1976 campaign, when they eliminated Eintracht Frankfurt in that round before losing in the final against Anderlecht.

Lyon faces this competition as their lifeline in an irregular season, in which only a great sprint in the final stretch of the year can allow them to enter the Champions League, the competition they have not played for the first time in more than one decade.

Away from the table of the greats, the Lyonnais are facing a season of transition, with many youngsters in their ranks and with the Dutch coach Peter Bosz at the controls, a formula that, for now, has given irregular results.

The team is ninth in its league but has managed to face the European competition well, where they are one step away from the semifinals that would allow them to dream of a new presence in Europe next year.

In this context, Bosz has his gala team, without the addition of his latest signing, the Brazilian Tetê, arrived from the Ukrainian league, architect of last weekend’s league victory with a goal in the 80th minute, but who could not be registered in Europe.

It was the first victory for the Lyonnais since the one achieved on March 9 against Porto in the Europa League, which cemented their qualification for the quarterfinals, a symbol that the results are not being great on the banks of the Rhône.