Moyes: I have to hope this is my turn to win silverware

David Moyes' managerial career spans over 1,000 games and two decades, bringing plenty of highs and lows along the way.

As the West Ham manager talks on the eve of one of the biggest games in the club's history, he reflected on some of the near misses, those moments that got away and his hope that this time it would turn out differently.

"When you get this close," said Moyes, "you are thinking. 'Is this my turn? Is this my chance?' I have to hope this is my turn."

It's been a season that has bought unimaginable drama, excitement and victories. The club are on the verge of making history and game number 53 of the season could prove to be a defining one. It comes just two years after the club were only out of the relegation zone on goal difference.

West Ham along with Moyes have been reset and the progress has been extraordinary.

"I don't want to go back and I don't know anyone who wants to go back," added Moyes. "I want people to see a new West Ham. A young team with people like Jarrod Bowen and Declan Rice who are huge stars.

"I want the young supporters to wear the jersey and support them.

"In the past, there have been greats like Trevor Brooking who have been talked about by the older generation but I hope the future generation will come and watch this team at a bigger stadium, hopefully games like tomorrow and a game maybe in Seville will help that."

"It has been a great climb and I don't see why that won't continue," he added.

That ascent has seen West Ham beat some big hitters in the Europa League this season. They were down after the first leg against six-time Europa League winners Sevilla, won 3-0 in Lyon and will need all the character and resilience to overturn a 2-1 deficit in Thursday's second leg against