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#david-moyes

Jock Stein, Matt Busby, Willie Waddell, Bill Shankly, Alex Ferguson, George Graham and now David Moyes.The West Ham United boss has become the seventh Scottish manager to taste European success, guiding the English side to Europa Conference League glory with victory over Fiorentina .And the newest member of the illustrious club shares something more in common with the most decorated - Ferguson and Moyes both came through the ranks at Drumchapel Amateurs in Glasgow.

David Moyes says he was "halfway down the touchline" as he saw Jarrod Bowen go through on goal in the last minute of the Europa Conference League final against Fiorentina.The Hammers boss says his side have been on an "incredible journey" in Europe over the past two years and have "turned a disappointing season into a super season".

While West Ham might have gone about things that hard way on Thursday night, the Hammers opened their Europa Conference League semi-final with a 2-1 victory against AZ Alkmaar at the London Stadium.Left stunned as Tijjani Reijnders handed the Dutch side a shock lead thanks to a thunderous strike four minutes before the half-time interval, David Moyes was calling on his side to avoid what would have been real banana skin in the capital.

5:35 PM GMT+1 Manchester City's players celebrate victory at Fulham / Ryan Pierse/GettyImages Manchester City canter into May on the back of a devastatingly successful April.Pep Guardiola's side kicked off the month with a 4-1 thumping of long-term title rivals Liverpool before swatting aside this season's closest challengers Arsenal by the same scoreline.

K ick-off here last night was delayed by what might only be described as a trophy presentation orgy.There was one for David De Gea, conducted by Sir Alex Ferguson, in honour of his surpassing Manchester United's clean-sheet record.There was one for Mary Earps, named FIFA's best goalkeeper in the world on Monday, and another for Casemiro, who made it into the world's best XI.

West Ham are backing manager David Moyes but it is hoped results "will keep on improving", says vice-chair Karren Brady.But the Hammers have struggled this campaign and are one point above the relegation places after 25 games."I can't put any pressure on David Moyes because he puts enough on himself," Brady told BBC Radio London.

Bayern Munich and Thomas Tuchel have two main targets for this summer's transfer window; getting a top class striker and a number 6 midfielder.The front office and board have already said that they would be open to a striker transfer of up to 100 million euros, but the same cannot be said for the midfielder - they won't spend as much for that position since they already have Joshua Kimmich, Leon Goretzka, and Konrad Laimer coming in this summer from RB Leipzig as a free agent.

Erik ten Hag refused to blame David De Gea after the goalkeeper's mistake handed West Ham a crucial victory in their battle to stay up and dented Manchester United's hopes of Champions League qualification.De Gea, who has made several costly errors this season, was badly at fault when Said Benrahma scored the only goal of the game at the London Stadium.

David Moyes has said there is a "good chance" that West Ham United captain Declan Rice could leave the club this summer.ESPN reported earlier this month that West Ham are expected to demand £100 million for midfielder with a number of Premier League clubs interested in signing him.- Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.)- When does the summer transfer window open and close?

Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature 41m ago 41m ago Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature West Ham find themselves involved in a fight they really don't want to be involved with.West Ham: P 34, Pts 34, GD -13 Preparation for Wednesday's defeat at the Etihad was hampered by a stomach bug, which made a change from generally being out of form and easy to beat.

Fresh from lifting the EFL Cup, Manchester United seek to move one step closer to booking their place in another Wembley cup final when they host West Ham United at Old Trafford in the fifth round of the FA Cup on Wednesday.David Moyes, meanwhile, returns to familiar territory as the former Red Devils boss bids to avoid a third successive elimination with the Hammers at this stage of the competition.

Mounting a stellar comeback at Old Trafford on Wednesday night, Manchester United punched their FA Cup quarter-final ticket thanks to a late 3-1 victory against West Ham.While the Premier League heavyweights might have been chasing a 1-0 deficit as Said Benrhama produced a wonderful opening strike nine minutes after the interval, Erik ten Hag's side showed their resolve in some style.

M anchester United and West Ham meet tonight in the FA Cup fifth round.It's yet more cup commitments for United, just days after winning the Carabao Cup at Wembley, and Erik ten Hag will be feeling confident over his side's chances of winning a second trophy in his first season.West Ham face a tall order at Old Trafford but produced their best performance of the season with a 4-0 win over Nottingham Forest last time out to head north with wind in their sails.

Sign up to Miguel Delaney's Reading the Game newsletter sent straight to your inbox for free Sign up to Miguel's Delaney's free weekly newsletter David Moyes promised to emulate Erik ten Hag and do a bit of dad dancing if West Ham win the FA Cup.Manchester United boss Ten Hag recreated a jig of delight from his Ajax days with Antony and Lisandro Martinez after their Carabao Cup final success against Newcastle.