Sheffield United Salvages Draw with West Ham in Record-Breaking Match

Oliver McBurnie's 103rd-minute penalty, the latest in Premier League history, secures a point for bottom-placed Sheffield United.

Sheffield United's Oliver McBurnie scored a penalty in the 103rd minute, the latest goal on record in the Premier League, to secure a 2-2 draw against West Ham United.
Both teams had a player sent off in the late stages of the game, with Sheffield United's Rhian Brewster receiving a straight red card and West Ham's Vladimír Coufal getting his second yellow.
Ben Brereton Diaz, on loan from Villareal, scored for Sheffield United in his first league game, equalizing after West Ham's Maxwel Cornet had opened the scoring.
West Ham's James Ward-Prowse put his team ahead again with a penalty in the 79th minute, but McBurnie's late goal ensured the points were shared.
Sheffield United remain bottom of the Premier League, seven points from safety, while West Ham are in sixth place, eight points outside the top four.