Jarrod Bowen sets sights on breaking West Ham record after missing Tottenham chance

West Ham's Jarrod Bowen is aiming to become the first player in the club's history to score 20 Premier League goals in a season. Currently, he has netted 15 times this season, just one goal shy of Paolo Di Canio's record of 16 in the 1999/00 season.

The last West Ham player to score 20 goals in a top-flight season was Tony Cottee in 1986/87. Bowen said: “I just want to keep on doing what I am doing.

“I’ve spoken all season that I just want to keep that consistency level in my game and keep getting goals, assists and I think that is all I can do. I just want to keep on doing what I’m doing and getting those goals involvements and want to break the goalscoring record.”

He also expressed his desire to break the club's scoring record. Despite missing a golden opportunity to equal Di Canio's record against Tottenham on Tuesday night, Bowen helped secure a point for the Hammers when Kurt Zouma scored from his corner, cancelling out Brennan Johnson's early goal.

This was a significant improvement from their previous 4-3 defeat at Newcastle. Looking ahead to their upcoming match against Wolves, Bowen said: “In the last three games we have played teams in and around us and if we want to finish in the European places then we need to get results from these games,” added Bowen.

“Saturday was disappointing, Spurs was an improvement and this coming Saturday we need to go there and win. That’s the mindset we need to have.” West Ham boss David Moyes has previously challenged Bowen to break the club's goalscoring record this season.

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