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‘One of our poorer performances’ - West Ham boss David Moyes says he’s ‘thrilled’ with Newcastle draw

David Moyes has admitted that he was “thrilled” to take a point against Newcastle in Saturday’s early kick off at the London Stadium, even though West Ham have lost further ground in the race for the top four. Having gone ahead thanks to a bullet header from Craig Dawson just after the half-hour mark, the Hammers were pegged back when a defensive mix-up allowed Joe Willock to prod the ball past Lukasz Fabianski. Declan Rice failed to clear the initial ball into the area, allowing Willock to ghost between Dawson and Ryan Fredericks to score.

Eddie Howe change is already paying off as Staveley sees likely Newcastle target - 5 things

Newcastle United have maintained their promising run under Eddie Howe following a 1-1 draw against high-flying West Ham at the London Stadium.

Eddie Howe satisfied and frustrated after Newcastle's point at Champions League-chasing West Ham

Eddie Howe says he will accept a point but admits Newcastle United could be leaving London with an impressive win.

Joe Willock underlines how far Newcastle United have come after 'dominant' first-half display

Joe Willock has underlined the importance of Newcastle United's fightback at West Ham.

West Ham vs Newcastle final score: Hammers, Magpies battle to draw

Newcastle fought back to grab a well-earned point at West Ham, as Eddie Howe’s side are now six games unbeaten in the Premier League.

'Daft', 'Careless' - Media unleash on Newcastle flop who lost 60% of his duels vs West Ham

Newcastle United’s Emil Krafth has been criticised by journalists after giving away the free-kick that led to West Ham United’s opener in their Premier League clash.

West Ham United 1-1 Newcastle United: Joe Willock earns visitors valuable point

Newcastle continued their impressive resurgence under Eddie Howe with a valuable draw at West Ham that edges them five points clear of the Premier League relegation zone.

Olympics-Paris 2024 to be ‘light at the end of the tunnel’ says next Games chief

BEIJING: After two Games clouded by COVID-19 restrictions, Paris 2024 are looking to launch a new momentum for the sporting extravaganza, promising an Olympic “light at the end of the tunnel.” One hundred years after France last hosted the Summer Olympics amid the post-World War One Années Folles (crazy years) period, Paris aims to be the stage for carefree Games as they return to Europe for the first time in a decade. “We want to take the Games out of the stadiums, with a ceremony out in the city and a marathon open to the general public,” Tony Estanguet, a triple canoeing Olympic champion who was France’s flag-bearer at the 2008 Beijing Games opening ceremony, told Reuters.

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‘One of our poorer performances’ - West Ham boss David Moyes says he’s ‘thrilled’ with Newcastle draw

Eddie Howe change is already paying off as Staveley sees likely Newcastle target - 5 things

Eddie Howe satisfied and frustrated after Newcastle's point at Champions League-chasing West Ham

Joe Willock underlines how far Newcastle United have come after 'dominant' first-half display

West Ham vs Newcastle final score: Hammers, Magpies battle to draw

'Daft', 'Careless' - Media unleash on Newcastle flop who lost 60% of his duels vs West Ham

West Ham United 1-1 Newcastle United: Joe Willock earns visitors valuable point

Olympics-Paris 2024 to be ‘light at the end of the tunnel’ says next Games chief