Moussa Dembele sparks Premier League transfer intrigue as Celtic hero takes on admirers West Ham

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West Ham fan Danny Dyer made a light-hearted joke regarding the chant about Jarrod Bowen and his daughter Dani following the Hammers’ win on Thursday night.David Moyes’ side progressed into the semi-finals of the Europa League after beating Lyon 3-0 in France to progress into the final four, winning 4-1 on aggregate. Craig Dawson and Declan Rice put the Hammers ahead in the first half to give the London outfit a commanding lead.Then Liverpool transfer target Bowen, who is dating Dani Dyer, put the icing on the cake just three minutes after the restart to send the travelling West Ham supporters into a frenzy.

Europa League by West Ham United on Thursday night.Goals from Craig Dawson, Declan Rice and Jarrod Bowen sealed an unforgettable 3-0 victory for David Moyes' side on what turned out to be one of the most momentous evenings in West Ham's recent history.Things got ugly after the full-time whistle though as flares were set off in the home end and barricades went flying as dozens of angry French fans clashed with stewards - and eventually police - as they battled their way towards the pitch inside Lyon's Groupama Stadium.Lyon, who were narrow favourites to progress to the semi-finals, found themselves 2-0 at half-time following a quickfire double from the visitors just before the interval, and boos rang out across the ground as the players headed back to the dressing rooms.The Hammers added a third shortly after the restart and the atmosphere began to turn a little toxic. TalkSPORT's Ian Abrahams described the scenes at full-time."Well the reaction from the West Ham fans is obviously overjoyed, but not the Lyon fans, we have a bit of a problem now emerging at both ends behind the goals.How do you think UEFA should punish clubs whose fans riot like this? Let us know in the comments section."Behind one goal there was basically barriers separating the fans from the pitch and those barriers have now been pushed up against the police," he added."One of the barriers have been pushed over and two flares have been lit and now the other end to replicate that, again the fans have jumped over the initial hoardings and are now pushing against the metal barriers to try and get to the police."The Lyon fans are really not happy about the situation tonight.

West Ham fans taunted Lyon supporters with chants of "Au Revoir" as the Hammers thumped their French opponents to seal a spot in the Europa League semi-finals.After the two side's drew 1-1 at the London Stadium last week, the Hammers faced an uphill battle to qualify for the competition's last four, but David Moyes' men more than rose to the challenge. Goals from Craig Dawson, Declan Rice and Jarrod Bowen saw the Irons smash Lyon 3-0 to set up a semi-final date with Eintracht Frankfurt, who claimed a shock 3-2 win over Barcelona at the Nou Camp.The result means West Ham have reached a European semi-final for the first time in 46 years as history was made with an astonishing win over Lyon.

West Ham United will play Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League semi-finals after thrashing Lyon 3-0 on Thursday night.The Hammers came into the second leg of their quarter-final in France level at 1-1 and had to weather some early pressure from the home team. But they took control by scoring twice in six minutes towards the end of the first half.Craig Dawson headed in Pablo Fornals' corner at the near post before Declan Rice’s deflected shot found the bottom corner following a poor clearance from the Lyon defence.

West Ham United fans.The England midfielder found the bottom corner from the edge of the box on the stroke of half-time to put the Hammers two goals in front both on the night and overall in the tie. His goal came sandwiched in between strikes from Craig Dawson and Jarrod Bowen as David Moyes' side comfortably saw off their French opponents.After scoring, Rice ran the length of the pitch to celebrate in front of the travelling fans, kissing and pointing to the badge on his shirt as he did so.Those celebrations from Rice were well received by Hammers fans, who flocked to social media to react to his passionate antics, with one tweeting: “Rice kissing the badge is what dreams are made of!”Another added: “Declan Rice kissing the badge is better than any sex I’ve ever had.

Europa League tie against West Ham United this evening despite reportedly testing positive for Covid-19 this morning.It's understood that the 24-year-old took another test this afternoon which came back negative, but his inclusion in the match-day squad raises all manner of questions and health concerns.Reports indicate that Paqueta first tested positive on Wednesday and was subsequently sent home to isolate, but after a change in fortune a few hours ago Lyon decided to roll the dice and reverse their decision, naming him on the bench.Naturally, Hammers fans have been up in arms on social media since the news broke."Paqueta magically recovered for covid an hour before the game, no point in even having squad lists if the club can just change it last minute," one fan tweeted."How is Paqueta involved? The guy literally tested positive for Covid this morning," wrote another.A third said: "This is ridiculous, no one gives a s*** about Covid safety anymore do they? Thought Paqueta was positive."Should Paqueta be allowed to play? Let us know what you think in the comments section.David Moyes' side head into tonight's clash with everything still to play for after drawing 1-1 during a tense encounter at the London Stadium last week.Jarrod Bowen initially gave the home side the lead before former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Tanguy Ndombele hit back a few minutes later to level the tie, and the Hammers were frustratingly denied a late chance by a pitch-invader who brainlessly stormed the field while they were counter-attacking.Victory tonight would see the east London side head into their first proper European semi-final in 46 years, so here's hoping Paqueta doesn't infect them all out there!

David Moyes once acted as a comfortable sofa to a Playboy model during a boxing bout.Back in 2013, the West Ham boss, 58, was pictured with a huge smile beaming across his face as posed in the middle of two models during Tony Bellew’s fight against Isaac Chilemba. Indeed, the burly Scot, during the end of his time as Everton's manager, allegedly had Playboy bunny Hannah Elizabeth on his lap while in attendance at the Liverpool Arena.Elizabeth, who's now 32, said on Twitter at the time: “ Howlin that I was sittin next to David Moyes ringside n got a pic on his knee with my @SaraBeverley #LEG.” Meanwhile, good pal Sara Beverly Jones added: “Me and @misshannahelizx on David moyes knee! Ha my face!? ...

Champions League as speculation grows around his future at West Ham.Rice has impressed hugely for the Hammers over the past two seasons, helping them to reach the quarter-finals of the Europa League. His performances have earned him admiring glances from several of West Ham's Premier League rivals and he is now regarded as one of the best midfielders in the top-flight. But boss David Moyes has consistently rejected the suggestion that West Ham would sanction an exit for his captain.

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West Ham’s Europa League clash with Lyon on Thursday was littered with questionable refereeing - and saw the Hammers go down to 10 men in the first half.German referee Felix Zwayer attracted negative attention when he sent off Aaron Cresswell before half-time for a tug on Moussa Dembele’s arm. His decision left the West Ham dugout and fans fuming as manager David Moyes also received a booking for his protests.The Irons were able to clinch a crucial 1-1 draw at the London Stadium ahead of the second leg, but the referee’s officiating remained a major talking point after the game.

West Ham attack to a juddering halt.The Hammers were hosting Ligue 1 side Lyon in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final clash on Thursday night. Moyes' men had seen Aaron Cresswell sent off in the first half but took the lead through Jarrod Bowen's second-half strike.Tanguy Ndombele equalised for the visitors, but West Ham were still threatening on the counter.

West Ham, as the Frenchman brought out his inner Cristiano Ronaldo.With the game level heading towards half-time, Dembele broke through before going down on the edge of the West Ham area as Cresswell came across to cut him out, and he was sent off for denying a clear goalscoring opportunity. Despite a mass appeal from West Ham, VAR did not intervene, handing David Moyes' side a huge blow in their Europa League journey.West Ham will now face a tough test away in Lyon in their quarter-final second-leg, but they will be without one of their most creative defenders.

Liverpool forward Taiwo Awoniyi is a target for both West Ham and Newcastle after an incredible goalscoring run in Bundesliga this season.The Nigerian international, 24, has recorded 17 goals in 36 appearances for Union Berlin and is being closely monitored by the Premier League duo. And if they do choose to sell, Urs Fischer's side could also be set for a tidy profit - the Iron Ones are set to ask for five times the £6 fee they forked out for Awoniyi last summer.According to a report in The Sun, Newcastle or West Ham would have to fork out between £25m-£30m to see Union Berlin let go of their prized asset.

Premier League referee Mike Dean has spoken out about the death threats he received after sending off West Ham midfielder Tomas Soucek last year.The 53-year-old is set to retire at the end of the season after being an official for the past 22 years. Dean is one of the most famous referees to ever grace the English top flight and has been at the heart of several iconic Premier League moments.However, the horrible side of refereeing has taken its toll on Dean previously. He showed Hammers midfielder, Soucek, a red card last season for elbowing Fulham’s Aleksandar Mitrovic in the face – but the dismissal was questionable and successfully appealed by West Ham.But before the red card was rescinded, the referee received a torrent of abuse.