Rob Edwards genuinely blown away by something he witnessed the West Ham fans do

West Ham United secured a 3-1 victory against Luton Town at the London Stadium, leaving Luton’s manager, Rob Edwards, genuinely surprised by a particular moment during the match.

Arriving in East London, Rob Edwards led his Luton team with the understanding that only a win against West Ham would suffice.

With Nottingham Forest holding a three-point lead and a superior goal difference, Luton faces the imminent threat of relegation from the Premier League, especially with just one game left in the season.

Despite the pressure, West Ham emerged victorious with a 3-1 scoreline, playfully teasing the visiting Luton supporters with chants of ‘say hello to Millwall, say hello to Millwall, la la la la’.

However, the exchange between the fans remained in good humor, fostering a positive atmosphere as it should.

Following the match, Rob Edwards commended a specific gesture from the home supporters, expressing his appreciation as reported by Luton Today:

“The way the West Ham fans showed support towards us after the game was incredibly touching.”

The West Ham fans resoundingly applauded the departing Luton players, showcasing a commendable display of sportsmanship.

This gesture was truly heartwarming to witness. Luton’s commendable performance at the London Stadium rightfully earned praise from their supporters.

Despite their impending relegation, the spirited efforts of the Hatters this season deserve recognition.

While it’s regrettable that Luton will return to the Championship, one can only hope for their swift return to the Premier League, possibly in 2025.

The acknowledgment from the West Ham fans, and Rob Edwards’ acknowledgment of it, highlights the mutual respect between the two clubs.