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Newcastle United extended their impressive run in the Premier League to six games unbeaten after securing a 1-1 draw away at Champions League-chasing West Ham United.
Jamie Reuben and Mehrdad Ghodoussi were both in attendance at the London Stadium as Newcastle United picked up an impressive point against West Ham.
David Moyes’ West Ham United side once again failed to stake a claim on a place in the top-four on Saturday afternoon, with the Hammers fortunate to even take a point out of the lunchtime kick-off against Newcastle United.
West Ham United's silent January was always going to trip them up. On a sopping wet Saturday lunchtime against the club that took the opposite approach to last month’s transfer window and spent wilfully in pursuit of survival, David Moyes' team looked sluggish from the start and exhausted by the end.
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.
If West Ham are to fulfil David Moyes’s wishes and hang on in the race for the Champions League places, they must find a spark to jolt them back into life.
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 says he will accept a point but admits Newcastle United could be leaving London with an impressive win.