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West Ham progressing into the semi-finals of the Europa League should have been a moment of sheer joy for supporters, but not for those who prematurely predicted their win over Lyon.Goals from Craig Dawson, Declan Rice and Jarrod Bowen meant that the Hammers were victorious on aggregate (4-1) over their Ligue 1 opposition. And many had assumed that, if they won, they would take on Barcelona in the next round.However, the Catalan giants lost 3-2 to Eintracht Frankfurt at the Camp Nou (4-3 on aggregate) which saw Xavi’s side knocked out of the competition, much to the disappointment of fans who had already booked tickets to fly to Spain for the semis.

thrashed Lyon 3-0 on Thursday night to cruise through 4-1 on aggregate to face Eintracht Frankfurt in the last four of the competition. Craig Dawson headed in the opener from a corner before Rice added a second with a deflected effort into the bottom corner. Jarrod Bowen made the result secure with a clinical finish in the 48th minute and Lyon never really threatened a comeback and exited the competition.

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!

Dani Dyer said her baby is more intelligent than her – at 14 months old. The 2018 Love Island winner’s little lad Santiago triggered the child lock on her washing machine.

DANI Dyer has admitted she really struggled in the early stages of parenthood. The 25-year-old welcomed son Santiago last year and was thrust into single parenting as her now ex partner Sammy Kimmence was sent to jail.

Dani Dyer confessed her love to her boyfriend Jarrod Bowen as she kissed him on the cheek in a cute snap. The former Love Island star, 25, shared the adorable pic on Instagram.

Aaron Cresswell's red card against Lyon should have been rescinded by VAR because of a foul on a West Ham player in the build-up to the incident.Cresswell received his marching orders after bundling over Fulham forward Moussa Dembele outside the box just before half-time. Hammers fans were furious as referee Felix Zwayer sent Cresswell off, judging him to be the last man. The red card itself was harsh enough for the hosts, who had to play half the rest of the game with 10-men.

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.

football fans walked away with a combined total of £53,000 after landing two monster football accumulators.The first speculative punter turned £1 into £28,000 with a seven-fold both teams to score and win bet. The bet required results to go their way across Europe, including at the London Stadium, where West Ham took on Everton.

West Ham United and Everton was sent tumbling to the ground like he had been 'shot by a sniper'.The incident occurred after Aaron Cresswell's perfectly placed free-kick had given the Hammers the lead in the 32nd minute against their relegation-threatened opponents.As the cameraman moved along the touchline to film the West Ham players celebrating the goal he appeared to collide with the linesman.This sent him tumbling to the ground in dramatic fashion, with an alternate camera angle showing him stumble before falling onto the turf in the background of the celebrations.Viewers could even see the fall from the camera operator's perspective as footage from his camera was broadcast before cutting to a different angle once he hit the deck.Fans were quick to take to social media to react to the cameraman's accident, with one tweeting: “Cameraman taking a tumble in the background.”Another joked: “Yo, @SkyFootball was this cameraman done by a sniper??”Will West Ham United finish in the top four this season? Let us know in the comments section below.A third viewer added: “Please tell me there is a video of the Sky cameraman running into the linesman when West Ham scored.”Another fan also tweeted: “Dangerous job being a cameraman at West Ham!”David Moyes' side were able to hold onto their lead until half-time but were pegged back shortly after the interval with Mason Holgate's deflected volley pulling Everton level.Jarrod Bowen then restored the home side's advantage just five minutes later, before Everton's afternoon got even harder as Michael Keane was sent off in the 65th minute.Victory for West Ham lifts them up to fifth in the table ahead of Tottenham Hotspur's clash with Newcastle United later on Sunday.They have also

Danny Dyer has been put off colonic irrigations for life after he soiled himself in his car. The EastEnders star, 44, has recalled the embarrassing moment he pooped himself in his own motor after he had his back passage cleansed, resulting in him having to sit in his dirty vehicle until he drove home.

After she sparked rumours that an engagement could be around the corner, Dani Dyer’s family are said to be worried she’s "rushing" her relationship with her boyfriend of four months, Jarrod Bowen.The former Love Island star, who has a one-year-old son, Santiago, with ex Sammy Kimmence, was asked by fans in an Instagram Q&A whether she wanted to add more children to her brood. "Absolutely," she said, adding, "but [ring emoji] first". And a source has told New that while Dani’s nearest and dearest are over the moon she’s moved on from jailbird Sammy with footballer Jarrod, they worry things are going too fast.

Former Manchester United striker Teddy Sheringham believes England manager Gareth Southgate should pick West Ham United star Jarrod Bowen over Marcus Rashford for this month's internationals - but has insisted that Harry Maguire should keep his place in the squad.

Former England midfielder John Barnes believes Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford would be a "good fit" for Liverpool - but has rubbished the possibility of him sealing a move to Anfield.

Danny Dyer left daughter Dani Dyer in hysterics as he mocked her over her flirting admission.  The father and daughter duo discussed the topic of flirting during the latest instalment of their podcast, Sorted With The Dyers, when 25 year old Dani expressed her attraction towards delivery drivers. "I think it's difficult because I feel like you can just have them flirty relationships with people, and then it never develops into anything more.

Pressure to succeed could be a major hindrance on Manchester United in the top-four race this season.

West Ham boss David Moyes has revealed that Kurt Zouma was "up being sick in the night" prior to their match against Leicester on Sunday night.The Frenchman is under fire after a video emerged showing him kicking his cat and hitting the pet out of his child's arms.It has caused widespread outrage while the RSPCA have since taken his two cats from his house and Essex police have launched an investigation.And Moyes was also in the firing line after naming Zouma in his starting team to face Watford last week, a match in which West Ham won 1-0.The centre-back was in the side to face Leicester as well but pulled out minutes before kick-off after an injury in the warm-up.His replacement, Issa Diop, proved crucial after his ball over the top found Jarrod Bowen for the opener in a match that ended 2-2.And after the match, Moyes went into detail over Zouma's condition where he admitted that the defender was far from 100 per-cent.The Scotsman said: "I thought Issa Diop played really well. "He was made aware he had a chance of playing because Kurt was not well last night and was sick during the night, and did not eat with us today and stayed out of the meeting.