West Ham boss David Moyes basks in glory of Europa Conference League success after Fiorentina victory

David Moyes basked in the glory of what he agreed was the best moment of his career as West Ham ended a 48-year wait for silverware by beating Fiorentina to the Europa Conference League trophy. Jarrod Bowen sent the West Ham faithful into ecstasy with a 90th-minute winner to make it 2-1 at the Eden Arena in Prague after Said Benrahma’s penalty was cancelled out by a Giacomo Bonaventura strike. Ad Moyes had faced pressure in his role of West Ham manager after his side were dragged into a relegation battle in the Premier League, but this victory caps the finest moment in the club’s history in almost five decades.

UEFA Europa Conference League'He's been outstanding' — Joe and Carlton Cole back Moyes to keep West Ham job11 HOURS AGO Talking to BT Sport, Moyes – who finally got his hands on silverware after 1,097 games in management – said: «This is fantastic. I have had a long career in football and you don't get many moments like this. »These sorts of moments as managers don't come around often.

This is a great moment for us. «It is a brilliant club in the East End of London that does wonderful work in the community. It is a great family club.

It is getting better and stronger. This is another step on the road of continued progress.» Play stopped in Europa Conference League final as Cristiano Biraghi struck by missile Lionel Messi: 'I've made the decision' — World Cup winner set to join Inter Miami Referencing West Ham's journey to the Europa League semi-final last year, in which they lost to eventual winners Frankfurt, Moyes continued: «We have gone unbeaten in Europe, which is incredible. We only lost last year in a semi-final, two incredible years and we get another one now.» Moyes shared a hug with his 87-year-old