Jason Cundy left stunned by West Ham reveal live on talkSPORT - 'Unbelievable'
West Ham United picked up another crucial win against Swansea City in the Championship on Saturday.
The Hammers travelled to the south coast of Wales to take on the league leaders on 17 October.
Divine Mukasa's goal in the 34th minute was enough for the Irons to take the three points in a 1-0 win against the Swans.
Nuno Espirito Santo's team endured a tough afternoon at the Swansea.com Stadium, but got the job done.
Vitor Matos' side had conceded just seven goals in 10 Championship games and still boast the best defensive record in the league.
However, they came up against the deadliest team in the East London outfit and Nuno's attack came out on top.
Why Jason Cundy couldn't believe what he saw about West Ham
Mohamadou Kante and Mukasa stood out against Swansea and were heavily involved in the Hammers' win.
The French youngster set up the midfielder's goal in Wales, and the Irons could've scored more had they been more clinical.
The East Londoners have now taken their Championship goal tally to 30 in 11 matches.
Middlesbrough are closest to Nuno's team with 22 goals, and it isn't surprising to see them considered favourites to win promotion.
When Jason Cundy saw the statistic, he was stunned.
Speaking on talkSPORT on 17 October, the ex-Chelsea defender said, "They've scored... hold on, that can't be right. What? They've scored 30 goals? That's unbelievable.
"They've scored 30 goals. They've got a plus goal difference of 18. That's unbelievable.
"They're miles ahead. They're going up, mate. It's as simple as that."
Why Nuno will have a few concerns after win vs Swansea
It wasn't a perfect performance from West Ham, but they got the three points in the end.
Nuno will be disappointed his attackers didn't take the other chances they created as Swansea left spaces open at the back in search of an equaliser.
Ben Cabango had two glorious chances to score for the hosts, and if it had been anyone other than the centre-back at the end of those, Mads Hermansen might have conceded.
The Irons have done well to establish their attacking prowess in the Championship, which shouldn't come as a shock considering the quality at Nuno's disposal.
What the Portuguese manager still needs to sort out is defensive stability at London Stadium, but they're going in the right direction.