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FRIDAY'S BIG STORIES Oh, David Ad/> We can safely assume that this is not how David Moyes imagined his part in West Ham's great European adventure would end. Perhaps he dreamed of lifting the trophy. Or perhaps, at the very least, he hoped to make a dignified exit after being beaten by a better team.
Eintracht Frankfurt reached their first European final for 42 years after a 1-0 home win on Thursday over 10-man West Ham sealed a 3-1 aggregate victory in their Europa League semi-final. West Ham had left-back Aaron Cresswell sent off early on and Hammers manager David Moyes was also dismissed from the sidelines with 12 minutes left for a kicking a ball at a ball boy. "Really disappointed. Things didn't go for us on the night," Moyes told BT Sport. "Small things didn't happen but I am really proud of the players.
David Moyes apologised for kicking a ball at a ball boy after he was sent from the touchline in West Ham's acrimonious Europa League semi-final defeat at Eintracht Frankfurt.
West Ham United manager David Moyes apologised after he was sent off for kicking a ball at a ball boy during his side's Europa League semi-final defeat by Eintracht Frankfurt on Thursday.
David Moyes was sent off in extraordinary circumstances as West Ham lost to Frankfurt in the Europa League semi-final.
Eintracht Frankfurt beat 10-man West Ham United 1-0 in their Europa League semi-final second leg on Thursday to reach their first European final in 42 years with a 3-1 aggregate victory.
David Moyes admitted he was unhappy with the standard of refereeing as West Ham crashed out of the Europa League semi-finals in Frankfurt.
Ten-man West Ham fell short of reaching a first major European final for 46 years as they were beaten 1-0 at Eintracht Frankfurt in Thursday's Europa League semi-final second leg, losing the tie 3-1 on aggregate.