two headed goals from set pieces by midfielder tomas soucek and defender angelo ogbonna helped west ham united fight back from a goal down to beat leeds united 21 in their premier league clash at elland road on fridaywest ham goalkeeper lukasz fabianski conceded a penalty in the second minute when he brought down patrick bamford and seemed to have redeemed himself by saving mateusz klichs spot kickhowever after a review by the video assistant referee var a retake was ordered due to fabianski leaving his line and klich scored at the second attemptwest hams french striker sebastien haller had two early chances blocked before soucek put west ham level in the 25th minute outmuscling defender stuart dallas to head the ball into the nettwo substitutions at the break briefly gave leeds a new lease of life but the visitors soon took over again and they eventually went ahead thanks to ogbonnas farpost header from an aaron cresswell free kick ten minutes from timeogbonna almost turned provider late on crossing for centreback partner fabian balbuena to head against the far post and leeds midfielder rodrigo almost made them pay with a late header of his own but he couldnt steer the ball past fabianskiyou look at our set pieces and its a massive part of our game its worked again tonight west ham left back cresswell told sky sports after his side joined chelsea as the leagues most potent team from dead balls with eight goals eachwe didnt lose our heads and angelo ogbonna stepped up we have got to keep looking forward but not get too far ahead of ourselves he addedthe win lifts the hammers to fifth spot in the standings with 20 points after 12 games leeds remain in 14th place on 14 points