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West Ham need David Moyes to save them once again as Nuno sticks to his routine

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

Hammers need their former manager to win as the incumbent tells his players to focus on their own game

There is a certain irony to West Ham relying, once again, on David Moyes to help them avoid relegation. Unless the Scot can mastermind a win against Tottenham on Sunday, West Ham are down. Even a draw would leave them needing to beat Leeds United by 12 goals – a record margin that would go against all the evidence they have presented this season.

Moyes saved West Ham from relegation twice – and delivered a first major trophy in 43 years – but it did not stop them dispensing with him, for a second time, in May 2024.

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