Declan Rice insists the Hammers will leave everything on the pitch tonight when they take on Eintracht Frankfurt in the second leg of their Europa League semi-final.
David Moyes’ side go to Germany well aware that they will need to turn in a titanic performance to reach the final, having lost 2-1 at the London Stadium. 
Scoring just once would force extra time and potentially penalties and Rice insists that he and his team-mates are going to put everything into the game, as the Irons are just 90 minutes away from a European final.
Rice, of course, has experience of reaching a major final, having done so in the summer with England, when they were ultimately beaten by Italy on penalties.
Speaking to the club’s official website, the Hammers skipper said: “I have to be confident but I’m not overlooking Frankfurt at all because we know they’re a great side.
“We knew that when we played them in the first game as we’d watched all their games in Europe and they’re undefeated in Europe and a strong team, but of course I have to back my team and I feel we’ll be ready tomorrow night to win the game.
“We’ll be ready. We want to go to Seville. We know we’re 90 minutes from a European final so we’ll give it absolutely everything.”
Beating Frankfurt would set up a final clash against either RB Leipzig or Rangers; that tie is similarly poised, with the German side winning the first leg 1-0.