West Ham 2-0 Sevilla: 'We can write history at the club' - Tomas Soucek

Tomas Soucek is relishing the chance to make history at West Ham after helping them reach their first European quarter-final since 1981.

Soucek scored the opener to level the Europa League last-16 tie with competition experts Sevilla before substitute Andriy Yarmolenko tapped home an extra-time winner after Pablo Fornals' shot was parried into his path.

West Ham now go into the quarter-final draw along with Barcelona, Rangers and RB Leipzig among others as David Moyes' side look for their first trophy in over four decades.

«I am so happy we can write history at the club,» said Soucek. «I hope we can do more than today.

»I know when we beat Sevilla we can beat any team."

It was the biggest night at the London Stadium since the controversial move from the Boleyn Ground in 2016.

Michail Antonio has lived through the difficulties at the club, having arrived at the Hammers from Nottingham Forest in 2015 and the 31-year-old says he has never heard the stadium as loud.

«I have been here for seven years and the only atmosphere that came close to this was the last game at the Boleyn Ground,» he told BT Sport. «I said at the start, the atmosphere was absolutely roaring.

»We fear nobody. We are in it to win it and now we are in the quarters, why cant we win it?"

When he returned to the club for a second time in 2019, 18 months after being sacked to make way for Manuel Pellegrini, who was then dumped after spending big on unsuccessful signings, Moyes vowed to create «a new West Ham».

He has successfully navigated them away from the relegation zone and into the quarter-finals of Europe in the space of two years.

But the former Everton and Manchester United boss is not getting carried away.

Moyes has already told his players to report at the