Impact Disasi endured a roller-coaster afternoon at London Stadium, first turning Ao Tanaka's 26th-minute shot into his own net to put Leeds United in front, then making up for it with a powerful close-range finish in the 96th minute to cap West Ham's wild stoppage-time comeback and send the match to extra time. He closed with one goal, seven clearances and two interceptions in a bruising 120-minute shift at center-back, with West Ham also having two goals wiped away by VAR during extra time. Disasi has been a locked-in starter for West Ham under coach Nuno Espirito Santo and is starting to bring real danger on set pieces at a point when the Hammers need production from every corner of the squad in their relegation fight.
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