David Moyes hopes for European return after victory over Norwich City

David Moyes is aiming to overtake Man Utd in the table after bouncing back from Thursday's heartbreak against Frankfurt.

The Hammers tasted elimination in the Europa League semi-final but responded with a 4-0 win against Norwich and now sit three points behind sixth-placed Man United although they have one game in hand.

Moyes said: "I think considering all the things that happened in midweek and how our emotions were, it was a really good result.

"To say Thursday was a big blow wouldn't do it justice, how we feel. So to get us back today with that result was great credit to the players.

"Let's be fair, we've got Manchester City and Brighton to play, and Brighton have just beaten Manchester United, so that's why I thought today was really important.

West Ham were three up by half-time thanks to Benrahma's second, and Manuel Lanzini added the fourth from the penalty spot after handball by Jacob Sorensen.

Jarrod Bowen set up the first three goals and is now the first West Ham player to register 10 goals and 10 assists in one season since Paolo Di Canio 22 years ago.

"We know we are in the Championship next season and if you give goals like that away and give teams a head start it's going to be tough," he said.

"The third goal sums up where we were, where our minds are. You can feel sorry for yourselves but we didn't get any pressure on and the goal came from that."

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