Karou Mitoma – N/A: Was subbed on in injury-time to help see out the game for Brighton. Getty
WEST HAM RATINGS: Lukas Fabianski – 5. Could not have done anything for either goal, and did the basics well enough. Seems there is pressure on the Polish shot-stopper, however, with calls for Areola to start in goal for the Hammers. AP
Vladimir Coufal – 4. Has not started the season well. Was exposed many times down the right and struggled to adapt to the pace of the game. Came off injured in what was a difficult afternoon for the Czech. AFP
Kurt Zouma – 3. Partly at fault for the second goal for failing to hold his position, and getting dragged in. Almost looks to be playing with a slight injury as he has seemed uncomfortable since the opening game. Getty
Thilo Kehrer – 3. Not the ideal debut as he gave away a penalty with a poor challenge on Welbeck just 20 minutes in. Was definitely not helped by Zouma, but struggled throughout. Reuters
Aaron Creswell – 2. Struggled to contain Solly March for the whole game. Another Hammers defender who has endured a poor start to the season. Creswell’s form will be a huge concern for David Moyes. Getty
Tomas Soucek – 4. Sloppy in possession, which was best showcased by his 53 per cent pass accuracy in the first-half. Lost his battles in the middle of the park and often slowed down any attacks. Reuters
Declan Rice – 4. Not Rice’s best game but was fairly reliable on the ball in the first-half. This changed in the second 45, as he really struggled to move his team forward. Needs to step up more in these types of games. AFP
Jarrod Bowen – 3. Fairly anonymous. When the Englishman did get on the ball, he flattered to deceive. Has so far proven to be wasteful in the final third this season. Reuters
Pablo Fornals – 5. Was involved more than Bowen. Found space often and got into dangerous positions, but could not find a way to break down the Brighton back-line. Getty
Said Benrahma – 5. Like Fornals, showed flashes of brilliance, but too few and far between. Needed to provide better service for Antonio. AFP
Michail Antonio – 5. Starved of the ball. Got himself about, as always, but offered little threat. West Ham must provide their lone striker with more adequate service or they could be in for a long season. Getty
SUBS: Ben Johnson – 5. Replaced Coufal at right-back with 15 minutes left. Was not involved too much as Brighton were able to see out the win. Getty
Manuel Lanzini – 5. Like Johnson, came on with 15 minutes to go, but was not able to provide the spark to kick-start a comeback. Getty
Maxwell Cornet – 5. Could not influence the game, but perhaps can look forward to more starts with the poor form of Creswell. Getty
Gianluca Scamacca – 5. Replaced Fornals, but could not do much to change the game. May see himself in the starting line-up next week, however, with the misfiring attack not showing signs of improvement. Reuters
BRIGHTON RATINGS: Robert Sanchez – 8. Made a couple of sublime saves to keep his side ahead. Claimed the ball from crosses very confidently and earned his clean sheet. Very impressive. Getty
Joel Veltman – 8. Looked assured throughout. Won 100 per cent of his ground duels and a 90 per cent passing accuracy represents a very good game for the centre-half. Getty
Lewis Dunk – 8. Extremely solid. Won his aerial duels and dominated at the back. Very easy to make a case for Dunk to be a starting centre-back for England. Reuters
Adam Webster – 6. Was solid enough, however, a few sloppy passes did see the hosts break dangerously, but thankfully for Webster, it did not cost his side. Reuters
Solly March – 8. Ran Creswell ragged all game. Constant threat and probably should have made it 3-0 when he was unmarked at the back-post. AFP
Alexis Mac Allister – 8. Put the visitors ahead with a well-taken penalty. Oozed class and controlled the midfield well. Must be one of the first names on the team sheet for Graham Potter. Reuters
Moises Caicedo – 7. A typically assured showing from Caicedo, who showed why he has attracted attention from the likes of Liverpool. Put West Ham’s midfield to shame at times, with his accurate passing and tireless running. Reuters
Leandro Trossard – 8. Doubled the visitors' lead with a great finish. Like March, a constant threat as the hosts had little ideas on how to keep the Albion wingers quiet. Reuters
Pascal Gross - 7. Set up the second goal with a beautiful flicked pass to give Trossard the chance to seal the points. Constantly buzzed around and is exactly the type of player West Ham needed today. AFP
Adam Lallana – 7. Was helped by lacklustre closing down by the hosts, which allowed Lallana to spray the ball around the park. Looked very easy on the eye with his array of passing. Getty
Danny Welbeck – 8. Brought down for the penalty that led to the opener. Held the ball up well and chased everything. Tireless performance. Getty
SUBS: Pervis Estupinan – 7. Replaced Lallana and slotted in nicely as Albion were able to grab a second, just minutes into his cameo. Getty
Enock Mwepu – N/A: Came on with just five minutes left as the visitors looked to close out the game. Getty
Karou Mitoma – N/A: Was subbed on in injury-time to help see out the game for Brighton. Getty
WEST HAM RATINGS: Lukas Fabianski – 5. Could not have done anything for either goal, and did the basics well enough. Seems there is pressure on the Polish shot-stopper, however, with calls for Areola to start in goal for the Hammers. AP
Vladimir Coufal – 4. Has not started the season well. Was exposed many times down the right and struggled to adapt to the pace of the game. Came off injured in what was a difficult afternoon for the Czech. AFP
Kurt Zouma – 3. Partly at fault for the second goal for failing to hold his position, and getting dragged in. Almost looks to be playing with a slight injury as he has seemed uncomfortable since the opening game. Getty
Thilo Kehrer – 3. Not the ideal debut as he gave away a penalty with a poor challenge on Welbeck just 20 minutes in. Was definitely not helped by Zouma, but struggled throughout. Reuters
Aaron Creswell – 2. Struggled to contain Solly March for the whole game. Another Hammers defender who has endured a poor start to the season. Creswell’s form will be a huge concern for David Moyes. Getty
Tomas Soucek – 4. Sloppy in possession, which was best showcased by his 53 per cent pass accuracy in the first-half. Lost his battles in the middle of the park and often slowed down any attacks. Reuters
Declan Rice – 4. Not Rice’s best game but was fairly reliable on the ball in the first-half. This changed in the second 45, as he really struggled to move his team forward. Needs to step up more in these types of games. AFP
Jarrod Bowen – 3. Fairly anonymous. When the Englishman did get on the ball, he flattered to deceive. Has so far proven to be wasteful in the final third this season. Reuters
Pablo Fornals – 5. Was involved more than Bowen. Found space often and got into dangerous positions, but could not find a way to break down the Brighton back-line. Getty
Said Benrahma – 5. Like Fornals, showed flashes of brilliance, but too few and far between. Needed to provide better service for Antonio. AFP
Michail Antonio – 5. Starved of the ball. Got himself about, as always, but offered little threat. West Ham must provide their lone striker with more adequate service or they could be in for a long season. Getty
SUBS: Ben Johnson – 5. Replaced Coufal at right-back with 15 minutes left. Was not involved too much as Brighton were able to see out the win. Getty
Manuel Lanzini – 5. Like Johnson, came on with 15 minutes to go, but was not able to provide the spark to kick-start a comeback. Getty
Maxwell Cornet – 5. Could not influence the game, but perhaps can look forward to more starts with the poor form of Creswell. Getty
Gianluca Scamacca – 5. Replaced Fornals, but could not do much to change the game. May see himself in the starting line-up next week, however, with the misfiring attack not showing signs of improvement. Reuters
BRIGHTON RATINGS: Robert Sanchez – 8. Made a couple of sublime saves to keep his side ahead. Claimed the ball from crosses very confidently and earned his clean sheet. Very impressive. Getty
Joel Veltman – 8. Looked assured throughout. Won 100 per cent of his ground duels and a 90 per cent passing accuracy represents a very good game for the centre-half. Getty
Lewis Dunk – 8. Extremely solid. Won his aerial duels and dominated at the back. Very easy to make a case for Dunk to be a starting centre-back for England. Reuters
Adam Webster – 6. Was solid enough, however, a few sloppy passes did see the hosts break dangerously, but thankfully for Webster, it did not cost his side. Reuters
Solly March – 8. Ran Creswell ragged all game. Constant threat and probably should have made it 3-0 when he was unmarked at the back-post. AFP
Alexis Mac Allister – 8. Put the visitors ahead with a well-taken penalty. Oozed class and controlled the midfield well. Must be one of the first names on the team sheet for Graham Potter. Reuters
Moises Caicedo – 7. A typically assured showing from Caicedo, who showed why he has attracted attention from the likes of Liverpool. Put West Ham’s midfield to shame at times, with his accurate passing and tireless running. Reuters
Leandro Trossard – 8. Doubled the visitors' lead with a great finish. Like March, a constant threat as the hosts had little ideas on how to keep the Albion wingers quiet. Reuters
Pascal Gross - 7. Set up the second goal with a beautiful flicked pass to give Trossard the chance to seal the points. Constantly buzzed around and is exactly the type of player West Ham needed today. AFP
Adam Lallana – 7. Was helped by lacklustre closing down by the hosts, which allowed Lallana to spray the ball around the park. Looked very easy on the eye with his array of passing. Getty
Danny Welbeck – 8. Brought down for the penalty that led to the opener. Held the ball up well and chased everything. Tireless performance. Getty
SUBS: Pervis Estupinan – 7. Replaced Lallana and slotted in nicely as Albion were able to grab a second, just minutes into his cameo. Getty
Enock Mwepu – N/A: Came on with just five minutes left as the visitors looked to close out the game. Getty
Karou Mitoma – N/A: Was subbed on in injury-time to help see out the game for Brighton. Getty
