Find out how the Hammers out on loan did this weekend
West Ham United loanees Elliot Lee and Leo Chambers went up against fellow Hammer Martin Samuelsen in League One this weekend as Colchester United took on Peterborough United.
Striker Lee played all 90 minutes and hit the woodwork in the second half but could not help the Us to a result, as the visitors were comfortable 4-1 winners.
Norwegian youth international Samuelsen was an used substitute for the Posh, whose four goals were scored by Jon Taylor, Andrew Fox, Shaquile Coulhirst and Marcus Maddison.
Defender Chambers was also left on the bench, and his teammate George Moncur - son of Hammers legend John - notched United’s goal.
Elsewhere in League One, Bradford City were held 1-1 at Shrewsbury Town while West Ham pair Reece Burke and Josh Cullen played the full game.
The Bantams thought they’d grabbed the win when Jamie Proctor headed home 19 minutes from time, but a late Jean-Louis Akpa-Akpro goal saw the game end all square.
In Scotland, full-back Kyle Knoyle played all 120 minutes as his Dundee United side took Hibernian to penalties in the Scottish Cup semi-final at Hampden Park, before the Tangerines were then beaten on penalties.
Hibs, who will take on Rangers in the final, were 4-2 winners in the shootout after a goalless stalemate previously.
Jaanai Gordon played the final three minutes for Sligo Rovers as they were beaten 1-0 in their League of Ireland match away against Dundalk.
Finally, full-back Sam Westley did not come off the bench for VVV Venlo of Friday as beat Fortuna Sittard 4-1.
Striker Lee played all 90 minutes and hit the woodwork in the second half but could not help the Us to a result, as the visitors were comfortable 4-1 winners.
Norwegian youth international Samuelsen was an used substitute for the Posh, whose four goals were scored by Jon Taylor, Andrew Fox, Shaquile Coulhirst and Marcus Maddison.
Defender Chambers was also left on the bench, and his teammate George Moncur - son of Hammers legend John - notched United’s goal.
Elsewhere in League One, Bradford City were held 1-1 at Shrewsbury Town while West Ham pair Reece Burke and Josh Cullen played the full game.
The Bantams thought they’d grabbed the win when Jamie Proctor headed home 19 minutes from time, but a late Jean-Louis Akpa-Akpro goal saw the game end all square.
In Scotland, full-back Kyle Knoyle played all 120 minutes as his Dundee United side took Hibernian to penalties in the Scottish Cup semi-final at Hampden Park, before the Tangerines were then beaten on penalties.
Hibs, who will take on Rangers in the final, were 4-2 winners in the shootout after a goalless stalemate previously.
Jaanai Gordon played the final three minutes for Sligo Rovers as they were beaten 1-0 in their League of Ireland match away against Dundalk.
Finally, full-back Sam Westley did not come off the bench for VVV Venlo of Friday as beat Fortuna Sittard 4-1.