Moyes pinpoints huge Hammers problem

David Moyes has pinpointed a major Hammers problem, insisting that the team simply have to get better at seeing games out.

The Irons fell to a heartbreaking defeat to Manchester United on Saturday, with Marcus Rashford scoring his winner in the 93rd minute.

It has been an issue for West Ham throughout the season, and have routinely conceded goals when ahead.

It happened against Crystal Palace too, at Selhurst Park, when the Irons raced into a 3-0 lead but conceded twice before eventually begging for the final whistle.

In the last six games the Hammers have played, Moyes’ men have kept just one clean sheet, and that came against Norwich City, who were bottom when the two sides played.

And Moyes believes that it has to change if the Hammers are going to force their way into the top four.

Speaking after the United game, as per the club’s official website, he said: “You have to know how to see games out.

“Let’s be fair, people who watch West Ham regularly will see that we’ve had games where it has been a problem.

“We’ve been winning games 3-0 and it’s ended up 3-2, or had games like that, so it’s something that we need to do much better.”