Overview

• The West Ham captain was held back by team-mates after approaching travelling supporters following a 3-2 Carabao Cup loss at Wolves.
• Bowen posted an apology on social media within about 45 minutes, saying he must set a better example and reaffirming his commitment to the club.
• Potter praised Bowen’s character and called it an exchange between people who care, adding that the team and supporters are hurting.
• The defeat was West Ham’s third in a row with 11 goals conceded, and they are bottom of the Premier League after losses to Sunderland and Chelsea, including a 5-1 home reverse to Chelsea.
• Commentary has urged Bowen to seek a transfer before the deadline, though there is no indication of any concrete move.