In the Premier League match that ended recently, West Ham United drew 1-1 at home with Southampton, who had already been relegated. Their winless streak in the league extended to 6 games, which made coach Graham Potter extremely disappointed.

This match was originally a great opportunity for West Ham United to end their 5-game unbeaten streak. At the beginning of the second half, Jarrod Bowen scored a goal for West Ham United, giving fans hope of victory.

However, Southampton did not give up. In the 93rd minute, Chimunya Ugochuw scored a volley and tied the score. West Ham United could not win and could only take away 1 point. In the post-match interview, Potter said: "To be honest, I am really disappointed."

"Once again, we were equalized at the end of the game, which was a heavy blow to morale. But we must admit that Southampton really deserved this goal. Our performance was not up to the level we should have, which is not what we wanted."

"We need to play better, organize the offense more layered, create more threats, and not lose the ball so easily. Many players performed poorly today, and the overall rhythm and intensity were not enough."

Porter also reflected on the recent poor performance at home, saying: "In the Premier League, every game means a different challenge. Against Liverpool, we may be better at counterattacks. Against Southampton, we need to dominate the game, and we haven't done well enough in this transition."

Despite the unsatisfactory results, Potter still expressed his gratitude to the fans and promised to go all out for the next game. Currently, West Ham United has 36 points and ranks 16th. The next Premier League game will be on April 26, away to Brighton.