West Ham's Top 4 bid rocked by Brentford as Leicester, Norwich win

West Ham's hopes of finishing in the Premier League's top four suffered a major blow in a 2-0 defeat at Brentford.

Brentford struck in the 48th minute when Ivan Toney's flick reached Bryan Mbuemo for a thunderous low finish.

Mbuemo returned the favour with an assist for Toney as the striker headed home in the 64th minute.

David Moyes' sixth-placed side are now six points behind fourth-placed Tottenham, who have played a game less than their London rivals.

At the other end of the table, Norwich kept alive their faint hopes of beating the drop with a 2-0 win against fellow strugglers Burnley at Carrow Road.

Dean Smith's side took the lead in the ninth minute when a corner was only cleared to Pierre Lees-Melou on the edge of the area and his fierce drive deflected in off Josh Brownhill.

Teemu Pukki put the result beyond doubt with a lethal finish Mathias Normann's 86th-minute pass.

Bottom-of-the-table Norwich are seven points from safety with seven games remaining.

It was a hammer blow for Burnley after their midweek win against relegation rivals Everton had renewed their hopes of staying up.

Third-bottom Burnley are four points adrift of fourth-bottom Everton, with both teams having eight matches to play.

Leicester beat Crystal Palace 2-1 at the King Power Stadium as Ademola Lookman bagged his first goal since February.

Latching onto Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's pass, Lookman cut inside Joachim Andersen and fired past Vicente Guaita in the 39th minute.

Dewsbury-Hall went from provider to scorer on the stroke of half-time, holding off Cheikhou Kouyate to net after Marc Guehi's mistake allowed Patson Daka to tee up the midfielder.

Wilfried Zaha got one back for Palace in bizarre fashion in the 66th minute.

After Youri Tielemans conceded a