First Team Squad
Player profile and performance records.
Ben Johnson (Defender)
Ben Johnson
London, EnglandPosition: Defender
Born: 24th Jan 2000 (London, England)
Signed: 24th Jan 2018 (£0)
Contract: 3 years + 2 year option (triggered February 2022)
Previous Club:
KUMB Awards: Young Player of the Year (third place) 2019/20.
Ben Johnson joined West Ham at the age of seven and excelled at every age group before signing his first pro contract at the age of 18 in January 2018.
The full back, who began his career as a winger made his first team debut in a Premier League fixture at Manchester City before being awarded a new three-year contract the following month.
Johnson comes from a family of footballers, counting former Manchester United and England full-back Paul Parker as his uncle and former England and Tottenham Hotspur defender Ledley King as one of his cousins.
He changed his squad number from #53 to #31 at the beginning of the 2020/21 season and from #31 to #2 ahead of the 2022/23 campaign.
vs Fiorentina
2-1: Wednesday, 7th JuneDid not play.
vs Leeds United
3-1: Sunday, 21st May(Replaced Fornals 90) N/A.
vs AZ Alkmaar
1-0: Thursday, 18th MayDid not play.
vs Brentford
0-2: Sunday, 14th May(Played 90 minutes)
His limitations have not been improved upon and it's hard to see him growing into a starting Premier League full back. Needs to go get some game time at a club where he'll consistently start.
vs AZ Alkmaar
2-1: Thursday, 11th MayDid not play.
vs Manchester United
1-0: Sunday, 7th May(Played 0 minutes, sub)
(Replaced Antonio, 90+5) Introduced to face the music for a matter of minutes, he may not have even touched the ball.
vs Gent
4-1: Thursday, 20th AprilDid not play.
vs Fulham
1-0: Saturday, 8th AprilDid not play.
vs Aston Villa
1-1: Sunday, 12th MarchDid not play.
vs AEK Larnaca
2-0: Thursday, 9th MarchDid not play.
vs Brighton & Hove Albion
0-4: Saturday, 4th March(Played 90 minutes)
Didn't really know how to deal with Mitoma and made big mistakes on two goals. Got lost under the ball then committed comically on the first goal, an embarrassing bit of defending for the second.
vs Manchester United
1-3: Wednesday, 1st March(Played 90 minutes)
Did a really good job against Garnacho until the goal, and he shouldn?EUR(TM)t really be expected to be touch tight when a ball deflects from a shot in the area. A fresher pair of legs might have closed down quicker, but the finish was perfect.
vs Nottingham Forest
4-0: Saturday, 25th February(Played 90 minutes)
A little limited, but gets credit for being adaptable enough to each full back role without fuss. Very reliable defensively, really only making one misstep against Brennan Johnson.
vs Tottenham Hotspur
0-2: Sunday, 19th February(Played 0 minutes, sub)
(Replaced Emerson 81) Added energy, covered a counter well. Little time for much else.
vs Chelsea
1-1: Saturday, 11th February(Replaced Aguerd 79) In his limited time on the pitch, he looked very comfortable defending in the left centre-back slot, and it was good to see him doing that on the front foot and in the Chelsea half.
vs Newcastle United
1-1: Saturday, 4th February(Played 45 minutes, sub)
(Replaced Kehrer 46) Wasn't overly tested, but covered round well on the odd occasion it was needed, and made no sloppy errors, which puts him above the standard Kehrer performance. Got into better positions, higher up the pitch, to support the passing on the right.
vs Derby County
2-0: Monday, 30th January(Played 90 minutes)
Just isn't really a wing back, but always solid.
vs Everton
2-0: Saturday, 21st January(Replaced Emerson 81) Johnson on the left means overlapping runs and darting dribbles. But only on the left, his weaker side.
vs Wolves
0-1: Saturday, 14th JanuaryDid not play.
vs Brentford
1-0: Saturday, 7th January(Played 90 minutes)
Solid, defended well and showed he can defend high up the pitch, but so rarely made the runs needed for effective wing-back play. He showed glimpses of what he is capable of, but again looked like he wasn't confident.
vs Leeds United
2-2: Wednesday, 4th JanuaryDid not play.
vs Arsenal
1-3: Monday, 26th DecemberDid not play.
vs Leicester City
0-2: Saturday, 12th NovemberDid not play.
vs FCSB
3-0: Thursday, 3rd November(Played 90 minutes)
Could have used the ball better on a number of occasions. When he backed himself, he was good.
vs Manchester United
0-1: Sunday, 30th OctoberDid not play.
vs AFC Bournemouth
2-0: Monday, 24th October(Played 90 minutes)
Some of his play on the ball was disappointing, if not unexpected, but he was beaten on the outside a few times when he shouldn't have been and is far from putting his stamp on the position.
vs Liverpool
0-1: Wednesday, 19th October(Played 90 minutes)
Another performance where his lack of confidence was clear. Poor on the ball, not great without it, this was a real chance for him to make a claim for that right back spot, and he failed the test.
vs Southampton
1-1: Sunday, 16th October(Played 90 minutes)
Solid defensively, but far too safe with the ball. Hit one beautiful first-time pass after a cleared corner, driven low across the pitch. It was brilliant, and it is something he should watch over and over as a reminder that he is capable of such things. He is a better footballer than he appears to believe, and confidence is needed to improve his game.
vs Anderlecht
2-1: Thursday, 13th October(Played 90 minutes)
Looked really good until the late error. He did win the ball, but his studs were up, and he didn't need to make the challenge, regardless.
vs Fulham
3-1: Sunday, 9th OctoberDid not play.
vs RSC Anderlecht
1-0: Thursday, 6th October(Played 90 minutes)
Quiet and controlled. He is good in that role, and whilst he isn't as good on the ball as Kehrer, he is comfortable and has good recovery pace.
vs Aston Villa
1-0: Sunday, 28th August(Played 23 minutes)
Looked more comfortable at wing back than Coufal, but not sure it suits him. Didn't really have time to show more before he was injured, which must be hugely frustrating after getting ahead of him in the pecking order. Suffers a similar problem to Coufal sometimes, dumping it down the line when short of ideas, including one time when he had 10 yards of space ahead of him but just smashed an aimless ball down the line to nobody.
vs Viborg FF
3-0: Thursday, 25th August(Played 90 minutes)
Got more confident as the game went on and started to trust that he could beat his man. Delivered some lovely crosses, his passing from the back was excellent, and it showed the progress in areas of his game that he needs this season.
vs Brighton & Hove Albion
0-2: Sunday, 21st August(Replaced Coufal 75) Actually managed his defensive work well and put in a decent cross going forward.
vs Viborg FF
3-1: Thursday, 18th August(Played 90 minutes)
Looked comfortable in the centre, not particularly tested but in control.
vs Nottingham Forest
0-1: Sunday, 14th August(Played 90 minutes)
Not helped by his senior partner. Was reasonably fine, covered into the wide spaces well, but doesn?EUR(TM)t look comfortable playing at centre back.
vs Manchester City
0-2: Sunday, 7th August(Played 90 minutes)
I?EUR(TM)m not sure you can lay any blame on him for either goal, and he got about his work reasonably well. Some see a future for him at centre back, and whilst there was nothing here to demand that?EUR(TM)s the case, there was nothing to dissuade them either.
Servette FC
2-0: Friday, 8th July(Replaced Coufal, 81) A cameo with no moments to remember.
Brighton & Hove Albion
1-3: Sunday, 22nd May(Replaced Coufal, 81) A cameo with no moments to remember.
Manchester City
2-2: Sunday, 15th May(Replaced Fornals, 90) Not on long enough to make an impression.
Norwich City
4-0: Saturday, 7th MayDid not play.
Eintracht Frankfurt
0-1: Thursday, 5th MayThe dart down the line after winning the ball back was game-changing, and should be a reminder to him that he can be a complete full back.
Eintracht Frankfurt
1-2: Thursday, 28th AprilThe dart down the line after winning the ball back was game-changing, and should be a reminder to him that he can be a complete full back.
Chelsea
0-1: Sunday, 24th AprilDid really well in the role, a role that could really suit him. It's unclear whether he'll be there on Thursday, or part of a central pair, but he looked comfortable in a game where he was tested.
Burnley
1-1: Sunday, 17th AprilSharpened his crossing as the game went on and defended Cornet well. But the error before the penalty was very poor basics.
Lyon
3-0: Thursday, 14th AprilThe dart down the line after winning the ball back was game-changing, and should be a reminder to him that he can be a complete full back.
Lyon
1-1: Thursday, 7th April(Replaced Benrahma, 46) It was a thankless task as that wing always had the spare man, but he looked a lot less secure out there. Hopefully the extra man next week will give him more protection, but it's a worry considering how heavily we favour the left side.
Tottenham
1-3: Sunday, 20th MarchDefended solidly and managed to do a good job on Reguilon. His caution on the ball matched well with Benrahma, who wanted it quickly and simply from his right back.
Seville
2-0: Thursday, 17th MarchAnthony Martial was a non-entity. Johnson was still a touch tentative on the ball, but his defending is exemplary. Whilst his game has that room for improvement, his defensive basics are excellent and he goes about his defending with a maturity beyond his years.
Aston Villa
2-1: Sunday, 13th MarchIt seems to only be confidence holding Johnson back from becoming a complete full back. A touch more bravery on the ball and it would be hard to see Coufal coming back in. He defends superbly and is rarely worried.
Seville
0-1: Thursday, 10th MarchA touch tentative in possession, but such a sharp defender. His crossing was better than it has been in many of his appearances this season, and in the highest profile match of his career, Johnson showed how good a defender he is.
Liverpool
0-1: Saturday, 5th MarchSolid in defence but not great on the ball.
Southampton
1-3: Wednesday, 2nd MarchHe is not well supported down the right, that has to be said, but it has got to a point where a ball out to Johnson, whether he is in space or not, feels like a diversion before possession or a threatening position is lost.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
1-0: Sunday, 27th FebruaryA better performance than his 45 minutes last week. Still not producing quite enough with crossing opportunities, but defensively so solid. Passed a bit better and made attempts to dribble down the line, rather than stopping and looking for the safe pass.
Newcastle United
1-1: Saturday, 19th February(Replaced Ferdericks, 45) Both right backs got auditions to take Coufal’s spot, and they both failed. Johnson looked short of ideas and confidence with the ball in the Newcastle half, but at least did his job defensively.
Leicester City
2-2: Sunday, 13th FebruaryDid not play.
Watford
1-0: Tuesday, 8th FebruaryDid not play.
Kidderminster Harriers
2-1: Saturday, 5th FebruaryNot a good game for Johnson, but he struggled with being on the wrong side. He does need to trust his left more, but he got into positions and made runs that Fredericks could not even though he was on his preferred flank.
Manchester United
0-1: Saturday, 22nd JanuaryDid not play.
Leeds United
2-3: Sunday, 16th JanuaryDid not play.
Norwich
2-0: Wednesday, 12th JanuaryDid not play.
Leeds United
2-0: Sunday, 9th JanuaryNot perfect, by any means, but defended reasonably well and did offer a threat on the left. Sometimes he cuts back too often onto his right, when his left is good and he showed today that he can be effective with it.
Crystal Palace
3-2: Saturday, 1st JanuaryUnder a lot of pressure, he was mostly good against Ayew but was turned a couple times and took a booking on one of them. Seemed to be taken off to protect the chance of a second yellow.
Watford
4-1: Tuesday, 28th DecemberDid his job defensively and was much less adventurous down the flank than Masuaku. Helped the balance of the team, but his passing wasn’t great and he does need to improve there.
Southampton
2-3: Sunday, 26th DecemberDid not play.
Tottenham Hotspur
1-2: Wednesday, 22nd DecemberHas always looked a player who would be more than capable of player as part of a back three and the manager, who admitted the player may not have been fit enough to play this game, will be buoyed by the way Johnson fit in seamlessly to a new role. An option now that maybe wasn't there before.
Chelsea
3-2: Saturday, 4th DecemberDefended reasonably well, but it’s limiting for him on the ball. Injured just before half-time and probably be lucky to start a game now for some time with Coufal proving how important he is.
Brighton & Hove Albion
1-1: Wednesday, 1st DecemberWill be frustrated the goal came down his side, but he had been good defensively for the other 89 minutes and wasn't the man easily beaten by Lamptey. Needs to improve in possession and it is that that will cost him his place. Looked more confident getting forward today, but then had to slow attacks to use his right.
Manchester City
1-2: Saturday, 27th NovemberHis one-on-one defending was again strong and Sterling got little joy out of him. But he does lack a little going forward, whether it's the ambition to join every attack or his crossing into the box. Would be harsh to drop him, but you can see where Coufal improves on him.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
0-1: Saturday, 20th NovemberThere was no major threat that Johnson failed with, but the team struggled so badly that he never really got out to do more in the Wolves half. Credit for a lovely outside of the boot pass into the box late on. Ait Nouri's threat came from him escaping Bowen and a failed West Ham system that allowed the wingbacks an easy game. His passing out of defence could have been better, but the options were minimal.
Liverpool
3-2: Saturday, 6th NovemberCaught out once, and it was an inch perfect ball. They tested him, the 10 clearances a sign of that, and he stood up to it. No attacking presence but that wasn’t the game, and any doubts about him against high quality opponents are completely gone having kept Mane and Sterling quiet in recent weeks.
Aston Villa
4-1: Sunday, 31st OctoberExcellent at both ends. You can’t drop him right now, such are his performances. Defended Bailey so well, was good in the air snd the goal was absolutely superb. More tackles and more interceptions than anyone on the pitch.
Manchester City
0-0: Wednesday, 27th OctoberSome absolutely vital interceptions catch the eye, but of more promise was how easily he handed Sterling in different situations. A very good defensive performance.
Tottenham Hotspur
1-0: Sunday, 24th OctoberHeung-Min Son drifted away from him and Reguilon never beat him one-on-one. Johnson was good in the air too, passed well in defence and looks in no way out of place making Premier League starts.
KRC Genk
3-0: Thursday, 21st OctoberLooks to be growing into the shirt and improved in the final third in this game. Still more solid than spectacular, but certainly comfortable.
Everton
1-0: Sunday, 17th OctoberA solid if unspectacular appearance, he proved there is more to his game than his very strong defensive work. He dribbled forward with ambition, but his crossing was reasonably poor. However, he managed to take all life out of Demarai Gray in the second half, no mean feat considering the form of the winger. And one cross-field ball with his weaker left foot was quite exquisite.
Brentford
1-2: Sunday, 3rd OctoberDid not play.
Rapid Vienna
2-0: Thursday, 30th SeptemberStuck to his task well at the back and was involved a lot going forward. Needs to work on that aspect of his game as his defensive fundamentals are solid.
Leeds United
2-1: Saturday, 25th SeptemberDid not play.
Manchester United
1-0: Wednesday, 22nd SeptemberLooked like the pace had caught up with him as the game got to its later stages. The fresh legs and pace of Greenwood were too much for him on more than once occasion. However, he dovetailed well with Masuaku and put in a couple good balls with his left, as well as showing the desire to make runs and be a threat of his own.
Crystal Palace
2-2: Saturday, 28th AugustDid not play.
Leicester City
4-1: Monday, 23rd AugustDid not play.
Newcastle United
4-2: Sunday, 15th August(Replaced Antonio 90) Also brought on to waste time.
Celtic
6-2: Saturday, 24th July(Replaced Antonio, 72) He's going to be in and around the first team squad once this year so like Coventry, it's important he's given time in pre-season. Not a huge influence on this one but solid as per usual.
Celtic
6-2: Saturday, 24th July(Replaced Antonio, 72) He's going to be in and around the first team squad once this year so like Coventry, it's important he's given time in pre-season. Not a huge influence on this one but solid as per usual.
Southampton
3-0: Sunday, 23rd MayDid not play.
West Bromwich Albion
3-1: Wednesday, 19th MayDid not play.
Brighton & Hove Albion
1-1: Saturday, 15th MayDid not play.
Burnley
2-1: Saturday, 1st MayDid not play.
Chelsea
0-1: Saturday, 24th April(Replaced Fredericks, 83) Not much time to get on the ball and the game had been killed because Balbuena kicked the ball.
Newcastle United
2-3: Saturday, 17th AprilHe was poor first half, the whole left side completely reshaped from the game before and the dynamism of it gone. He came into the game and looked more comfortable as a full-back rather than a wing-back. His crossing with his right was dangerous, although his shooting quite the opposite. There’s a player in there and he’s an asset to the squad.
Leicester City
3-2: Sunday, 11th April(Replaced Noble, 82) Not his position, central midfield but he did what he could. He worked hard, covered Masuaku well on a couple occasions.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
3-2: Monday, 5th April(Replaced Masuaku, 67) Looked lost in his position for a good 5-10 minutes after his introduction. Did his job after that but he doesn’t have the ability of Masuaku to beat players and relieve pressure.
Arsenal
3-3: Saturday, 20th MarchDid not play.
Manchester United
0-1: Sunday, 14th MarchLooked lost in the system, especially in the second half where he spent about as much time looking to his manager for guidance as he did on the actual game.
Leeds United
2-0: Monday, 8th March(Replaced Lingard, 86) Barely anything to do in a game with little time left and all the energy sucked from it.
Manchester City
1-2: Saturday, 27th FebruaryLooked like the step up in quality against City was a little too much for him. His passing suffered, he made some sloppy errors that looked anxious, and a few times it was clear Mahrez was too good for him. It also hamstrung the team a touch, the left side is usually quite attacking but today was poor.
Tottenham Hotspur
2-1: Saturday, 20th February(Replaced Fornals, 82) There to make it harder for Bale down the right. Did his work diligently in his brief time on the pitch.
Sheffield United
3-0: Monday, 15th FebruaryHe showed his one-on-one defending is strong and resilient, whilst showing good feet on the ball. Not quite a Masuaku wing back, but more adept than Cresswell and dribbles well.
Manchester United
0-1: Tuesday, 9th February(Replaced Diop, 45) He showed a confidence and ease on the ball that has not been on show from him before. He looked comfortable running players and didn’t just play safe and easy passes. It was a game where he looked a real talent on the ball, and one that gives hope he really will be a future West Ham starter.
Fulham
0-0: Saturday, 6th FebruaryDid not play.
Aston Villa
3-1: Wednesday, 3rd February(Replaced Benrahma, 87) Time enough for one touch.
Liverpool
1-3: Sunday, 31st JanuaryDid not play.
Crystal Palace
3-2: Tuesday, 26th JanuaryDid not play.
Doncaster Rovers
4-0: Saturday, 23rd JanuarySolid defensively, linked well forward.
West Bromwich Albion
2-1: Tuesday, 19th JanuaryDid not play.
Burnley
1-0: Saturday, 16th JanuaryDid not play.
Stockport County
1-0: Monday, 11th JanuaryThere was no space to overlap, so attacking was difficult for the full backs. Even more so if you're playing on your weaker side. He struggled a little at both ends, but this was a good test and experience for him.
Everton
1-0: Friday, 1st JanuaryDid not play.
Southampton
0-0: Tuesday, 29th DecemberDid not play.
Brighton & Hove Albion
2-2: Saturday, 26th DecemberHis attacking play was more limited than Masuaku, and it showed the importance of playing the right players in the right roles to make systems work, but early in the second half he made the effort to get into the box as an attacking threat. At the time, it seemed almost pointless, but his desire to do that was rewarded the second time when he did excellently to score. He was also very good defensively and it is clear that this is a young player who has the ability to play in the Premier League.
Chelsea
0-3: Monday, 21st DecemberDid not play.
Leeds United
2-1: Friday, 11th December(Replaced Bowen, 85) Quietly slotted into the left wing back spot and did his job.
Manchester United
1-3: Saturday, 5th December(Replaced Coufal, 85) Can only presume Coufal was injured and Moyes chose to stick with a like-for-like move.
Aston Villa
2-1: Saturday, 28th NovemberDid not play.
Leicester City
3-0: Sunday, 4th OctoberDid not play.
Everton
1-4: Wednesday, 30th SeptemberStayed reasonably defensive throughout and showed restraint.
Hull City
5-1: Tuesday, 22nd SeptemberStayed reasonably defensive throughout and showed restraint.
Charlton Athletic
3-0: Tuesday, 15th SeptemberAn easy night for Johnson, who mainly made runs to support the dribbling of Yarmolenko. Should have won a penalty.
Newcastle United
0-2: Saturday, 12th SeptemberDid not play.
Wycombe Wanderers
5-1: Tuesday, 25th Augustn/a
Aston Villa
1-1: Sunday, 26th JulyDefensively very good, using his strength well and pace, but deserves praise for overlapping down the left and whipping in some fantastic crosses on his weaker foot. Looks the best full back at the club, currently.
Manchester United
1-1: Wednesday, 22nd JulyProbably standing up already as the best defensive full back in the squad. Very restrained going forward but showed his promise with one gorgeous cross on the volley. Doesn’t look at all out of place.
Watford
3-1: Friday, 17th JulyHis covering behind the centre backs was top notch, especially as he showed his pace to match runs from Welbeck and others. Looked to have a little more composure going forward than Ngakia too. Could save the club a lot of money.
Norwich City
4-0: Saturday, 11th JulyDid not play. * Other unused subs: Manuel Lanzini, Albian Ajeti.
Burnley
0-1: Wednesday, 8th JulyDid not play.
Newcastle United
0-0: Saturday, 4th JulyNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Chelsea
3-2: Wednesday, 1st JulyDid not play.
Aston Villa
1-1: Sunday, 26th JulyDefensively very good, using his strength well and pace, but deserves praise for overlapping down the left and whipping in some fantastic crosses on his weaker foot. Looks the best full back at the club, currently.
Manchester United
1-1: Wednesday, 22nd JulyProbably standing up already as the best defensive full back in the squad. Very restrained going forward but showed his promise with one gorgeous cross on the volley. Doesn’t look at all out of place.
Watford
3-1: Friday, 17th JulyHis covering behind the centre backs was top notch, especially as he showed his pace to match runs from Welbeck and others. Looked to have a little more composure going forward than Ngakia too. Could save the club a lot of money.
Norwich City
4-0: Saturday, 11th JulyDid not play. * Other unused subs: Manuel Lanzini, Albian Ajeti.
Burnley
0-1: Wednesday, 8th JulyDid not play.
Newcastle United
0-0: Saturday, 4th JulyNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Chelsea
3-2: Wednesday, 1st JulyDid not play.
Tottenham Hotspur
0-2: Tuesday, 23rd JuneDid not play.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
0-2: Saturday, 20th JuneDid not play.
Arsenal
0-1: Saturday, 7th MarchNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Liverpool
2-3: Monday, 24th FebruaryNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Leicester City
1-4: Wednesday, 22nd JanuaryNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Everton
1-1: Saturday, 18th JanuaryNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Bournemouth
4-0: Wednesday, 1st JanuaryNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Leicester City
1-2: Saturday, 28th DecemberNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Crystal Palace
1-2: Thursday, 26th DecemberNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Chelsea
1-0: Saturday, 30th NovemberNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Tottenham Hotspur
2-3: Saturday, 23rd NovemberNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Burnley
0-3: Saturday, 9th NovemberNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Everton
0-2: Saturday, 19th OctoberNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Newport County
2-0: Tuesday, 27th AugustDid not play.
Hertha Berlin
5-3: Wednesday, 31st JulyConstantly targeted by today's opponents, who frequently saw fit to play long balls over his head.
Fulham
1-0: Saturday, 27th JulyMatch notes to follow.
Manchester City
1-4: Wednesday, 17th JulyNo notable error. Good to see Pellegrini taking a closer look at his in pre-season.
Southampton
3-0: Saturday, 4th MayCould you have more daunting a full Premier League debut? Yet he was only real beaten once, Sterling’s fresh legs and burst of pace getting beyond him, and he stood up to Mahrez. Mahrez was poor and subbed, Johnson should take a lot of pride in that.
Tottenham Hotspur
1-0: Saturday, 27th AprilCould you have more daunting a full Premier League debut? Yet he was only real beaten once, Sterling’s fresh legs and burst of pace getting beyond him, and he stood up to Mahrez. Mahrez was poor and subbed, Johnson should take a lot of pride in that.
Manchester United
1-2: Saturday, 13th AprilCould you have more daunting a full Premier League debut? Yet he was only real beaten once, Sterling’s fresh legs and burst of pace getting beyond him, and he stood up to Mahrez. Mahrez was poor and subbed, Johnson should take a lot of pride in that.
Manchester City
0-1: Wednesday, 27th FebruaryCould you have more daunting a full Premier League debut? Yet he was only real beaten once, Sterling’s fresh legs and burst of pace getting beyond him, and he stood up to Mahrez. Mahrez was poor and subbed, Johnson should take a lot of pride in that.
Shrewsbury Town
1-0: Tuesday, 16th JanuaryDid not play.
Tottenham Hotspur
1-1: Thursday, 4th JanuaryDid not play.
Bournemouth
3-3: Tuesday, 26th DecemberDid not play.
Newcastle United
2-3: Saturday, 23rd DecemberDid not play.
Manchester City
1-2: Sunday, 3rd DecemberDid not play.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.
Ben Johnson did not play for West Ham during this season.