Pablo Fornals: Last News

Steven Gerrard responded to Aston Villa fans booing him and his team after a third defeat in their opening four league games.

Pep Guardiola's Manchester City suffered a setback in the Premier League title race as Riyad Mahrez saw a late penalty saved in 2-2 draw with West Ham on Sunday.City fought back from two goals down but failed to move within touching distance of reclaiming their Premier League crown and handed Liverpool a significant boost in the title race. Guardiola's side now sit four points above the Reds, though Jurgen Klopp's men have two games of the season remaining compared to City's one.Jarrod Bowen opened the scoring at the London Stadium midway through the first half, latching on to Pablo Fornals' sublime ball over the top, before rounding Ederson to slot home the opener.

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 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's Ukraine international forward Andriy Yarmolenko burst into tears after scoring for the Hammers in their clash with Aston Villa on Sunday (March 13).The former Dynamo Kyiv and Borussia Dortmund was forced to put worries for his home country to the back of his mind while taking to the pitch during the Premier League encounter and his second half goal was too much to take.The 32-year-old delighted the London Stadium crowd with a fine volley to open the scoring - before his emotions came flooding back.Yarmolenko has been hailed for his goal, which was dedicated to the people of his homeland who find themselves displaced and in grave danger following the invasion of Vladimir Putin's Russia.Sharing a heart-warming photo of West Ham stars surrounding their colleague after his goal, the club wrote on Twitter: "We love you, Yarma!"To which one fan responded: "How Yarmolenko found the strength to play today is beyond me, but easily our best player when he came on."With a second adding: "Sport is more than sport. Yarmalenko has gone through probably the worst time in his life being a proud Ukrainian.

West Ham have been handed a major selection boost for their Premier League top four run-in with Manchester United.

Gary Neville has shot down Piers Morgan's claims that Manchester United should have shown some more patience in former manager David Moyes, by drawing up old tweets of the television presenter.