Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London

There should be ambition and should West Ham be at this level? Probably not, but it's the here and now and the West Ham fans are loving it.

Other than the Veltman injury, Nuno will be delighted and if West Ham are in the mood they can score three or four.

There will be tough games coming up for them in the depths of winter.

I think they're out of sight already in this one at 2-0. If they get a third then it'll be the three points.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Wrexham have been given a lesson in all aspects of the game, how to keep the ball, how to move the ball.

Let's be honest, they're playing against the best team in the division.

This was always going to be a stern challenge for Wrexham, but Phil Parkinson will want to see some fight from his team in the second half.

If the visitors get the next goal, the buoyant mood at the London Stadium may change significantly.

But should West Ham strike next, that will surely be three points secured.

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West Ham are halfway to a fourth successive league win and a return to top spot in the Championship.

They lead through goals from Jarrod Bowen and Joel Piroe and Wrexham can have few complaints.

The Hammers have been impressive up until now.

Jacques Ekomie gets a telling off, but no booking, for a late barge on Kyle Walker-Peters.

He might have been fortunate.

We are into two added minutes.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

The movement, the passing, the one-touch play is just a joy to watch.

When this West Ham side get it right they look a cut above anyone I've seen so far this season.

Anthony Patterson kicks the ball long towards Sam Smith but the Wrexham striker is beaten in the air and West Ham are back on the ball again.

It's been a lonely shift up until now for Smith.

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There's still plenty of time left in this game, but it looks a long way back for Wrexham already.

Will Phil Parkinson change something tactically in the second half?

He may have to.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London

Phil Parkinson will be furious conceding another, but it's just the quality of West Ham.

We're seeing happy West Ham fans. They're liking the Championship.

That was a lovely goal and well-taken by Piroe after missing a chance earlier.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

That's such a simple goal in the end for West Ham.

Castellanos could've gone for goal himself, that's such unselfish play to put it on the plate for Joel Piroe.

Wrexham have a mountain to climb now.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London

It was sloppy from Mavropanos, but to be fair to him he fell back and made the clearance. That was Wrexham's best moment so far.

I don't think Nuno is happy and content so far, he's pacing up and down the touchline.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London

Wrexham are going for it a little bit more now that West Ham have scored but Phil Parkinson will be wary that they don't concede again with the spaces left in behind.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

That's by far Wrexham's best chance of the game so far.

Wrexham have their best chance of the night as George Dobson is teed up by Callum O'Hare in the box after Konstantinos Mavropanos gives the ball away.

Dobson's drive beats Mads Hermansen but Mavropanos gets back to clear off the line,

Danny Imray goes down claiming a foul on the edge of the West Ham area but again Wrexham appeals are ignored.

Imray has probably been Wrexham's biggest threat so far.