Every word West Ham boss David Moyes said on Kurt Zouma return, Eintracht Frankfurt and more

Yes. I have a lot of games under my belt, but this one is up with so many others. But the most important one is always the next one.

We've got most people who were available over the weekend available again. We've got some people making recoveries, but we don't know if they'll be ready yet.

I'm not sure.

I want a good performance first of all. I need a good result from it if I can get it as well. But it's a two-legged game once again. The quarter-finals games were interesting where our game was 1-1 against Lyon and Frankfurt were 1-1 against Barcelona. The only game that opened up was Rangers and Braga, where Braga were one up, but Rangers won.

It seemed to be the second game which was different. That's not to say the semi-finals won't change, which we saw last night. It looked as if Manchester City would go well in front, but it tightened up. So you never know in Europe, the games are tight, and they have been so far. So we probably expect much the same tomorrow.

I think the demeanour of home form has been pretty good. We've had good results. From the nervousness side of things, it's good to b nervous. I think it makes you realise the level of the game. You want the players to play with confidence. You want them to do a lot of things naturally in the game, but I still think nerves will help. It's a great game. It's hugely exciting with the thrill of being in Europe. Last year was great qualifying. If you said to us at the end of May last year, you're going to be in the semi-final in the Europa League with a chance against the final, I think we'd have all said you're joking. So let's be clear, we're in a really good place. Like beating Liverpool, Tottenham and Chelsea at home it shows we're going to give any team a good