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Boreham Wood 0-1 Dagenham & Redbridge
Inih Effiong's first-half goal was enough for Dagenham to return to winning ways with a 1-0 victory against play-off hopefuls Boreham Wood.
The Daggers, still in with a chance of breaking into the top seven despite back-to-back defeats, struck in the 12th minute when Josh Hare's free-kick was headed across goal by David Longe-King and Effiong was there to nod home the loose ball.
Zak Brunt nearly found an equaliser for the Wood but his free-kick went just wide before home keeper Nathan Ashmore was called into action to deny Myles Weston.
The visitors could have doubled their lead just before the break after being awarded a penalty, but Ashmore made a great save to deny Effiong his second of the game.
Boreham had chances to level in the second half with Tyrone Marsh and Dion Kelly-Evans going close and Dagenham keeper Elliot Justham making a good save to deny George Broadbent, but the away side held on for three valuable points.
Match report supplied by PA Media.
Line-ups Boreham WoodFormation 4-4-2
1Ashmore
2Kelly-Evans3Ilesanmi8Broadbent25Bush
5Evans26Agbontohoma17Payne20Brunt
10Marsh15Lewis
Formation 4-4-2
1Justham
2Hare5Onariase11Weston21Longe-King
19Ling8Sagaf12Robinson16Phipps
7Effiong10Balanta
Match ends, Boreham Wood 0, Dagenham and Redbridge 1.
Full Time
Second Half ends, Boreham Wood 0, Dagenham and Redbridge 1.
Fulham 0-1 West Ham: David Moyes' Side Secure Just Their Second Premier League Win Of The Season Away From Home Courtesy Of A Harrison Reed Own Goal In Vital Victory To Pull ...
For now, West Ham's co-chairman David Sullivan can keep those business cards of Brendan Rodgers, Graham Potter and whoever else in his back pocket. He doesn't need them yet.
That is because Harrison Reed's own goal bought David Moyes time here. West Ham took the lead after 23 minutes and then bunkered down to ensure they won the game they could not lose for their manager's sake.
Sullivan wasn't exactly inconspicuous about his presence at Craven Cottage, arriving at the front reception in his bright red Rolls Royce with a personalised registration plate that includes 'WHU'. Vice-chairman Karren Brady was likewise here, slightly less noticeable in her sunglasses.
The directors' box was located directly above the tunnel. As Moyes walked beneath his bosses at full-time, he looked up to see Brady shaking her fists in a frenzy. This felt like a significant result, West Ham's first away from home in the Premier League since August 28.
And yet, Moyes knows he has a way to go to win over West Ham's fans. They let their frustrations known here, singing 'you don't know what you're doing' when Danny Ings was replaced by Flynn Downes after an hour and holding up a 'Moyes out' banner at full time.
West Ham secured their first Premier League win on the road since August at Craven Cottage
Victory sees David Moyes' side go three points clear of the Premier League relegation zone
Harrison Reed turned the ball into his own net in an attempt to prevent a Jarrod Bowen cross
They feel his tactics are too negative but Moyes defended his approach afterwards, saying: 'Two clean sheets in a week, two 1-0 victories in a week. We want to play a more expansive game. But when you are in this position in the league, there's a way you have to play.'
Fulham lost for the fifth consecutive time here. Whenever they struggled in the final third, the cameras zoomed in on Aleksandar Mitrovic, the suspended striker sitting in the stands.
When a cross found no one, we were shown Mitrovic. When a move broke down, Mitrovic. When an attempt was tame, Mitrovic. His presence was missed. As was that of his manager, Marco Silva, who was serving a touchline ban following last month's FA Cup meltdown at Manchester United.
Carlos Vinicius was booked after appearing to kick out at Kurt Zouma following a challenge
Declan Rice was also shown a yellow card following a coming together with Tom Cairney
Silva was not happy with West Ham's winning goal, insisting Vladimir Coufal handled the ball in the build-up. 'It was a clear handball by Coufal,' Silva said.
FULHAM VS WEST HAM MATCH FACTS AND RATINGSFULHAM(4-2-3-1): Leno 7; Soares 6 (Tete 68, 6), Adarabioyo 6, Ream 6, Robinson 6; Reed 5 (Cairney 45, 6), Palhinha 6.5; Reid 6 (Solomon 45, 6), Pereira 6 (Wilson 85), Willian 6 (James 85); Vinicius 6
Subs (not used): Rodak, Duffy, Lukic, Diop
Booked: Vinicius
Manager: Marco Silva 6
WEST HAM: (4-4-2) Fabianski 7.5; Coufal 7, Zouma 7, Ogbonna 7, Cresswell 7; Bowen 6.5, Rice 7, Soucek 6, Fornals 6 (Benrahma 60, 6); Antonio 6 (Cornet 90), Ings 6 (Downes 60, 6)
Subs (not used): Areola, Johnson, Lanzini, Kehrer, Aguerd, Emerson
Goals: Reed 23' (OG)
Bookings: Rice
Coach: David Moyes 6.5
Referee: Jarred Gillett 6
Attendance: 24,491
Advertisement'Two hands on the ball. Why VAR didn't check that moment, it's difficult for us to understand.'
On the morning of this big match, West Ham tweeted a photoshopped picture showing Lucas Paqueta, Emerson, Thilo Kehrer and Michail Antonio canoeing in the River Thames towards Craven Cottage – yes, really.
Cue responses of 'we're up s*** creek without a paddle' and 'we need someone who can walk on water to save us' and 'Moyes is the captain of the Titanic'.
Finally caving to the fans' wishes, Moyes used two up top in Antonio and Ings.
Until the game's only goal, the most interesting aspect was the amount of slippages. Players were slipping and sliding with Jarrod Bowen falling on his backside a few times.
Thankfully he managed to stay on his feet in the 23rd minute to help West Ham take the lead.
Declan Rice took a quick free-kick to spread play to Coufal on the right. Coufal's cross wasn't cleared properly by Tim Ream as the ball fell to Bowen.
With agile feet, he fired it back into the six-yard box where Reed accidentally bundled it into his own goal.
VAR Andre Marriner said the goal was good despite Coufal's apparent handball and West Ham led 1-0. 'How s*** must you be? We're winning away,' their supporters sang.
West Ham's deep-sitting defensive strategy encouraged the home side to take control.
Ten minutes into the second half, Fulham had managed more than 85 per cent possession. Yet one counter-attack from West Ham saw Ings denied a goal by the shoulder of Bernd Leno.
On the hour mark, Moyes replaced Pablo Fornals with Said Benrahma, a like-for-like switch. Yet when he sacrificed Ings for Downes, West Ham's fans were furious.
Lukasz Fabianski made a pair of vital saves to maintain the visitors' lead in the closing stages
Maxwel Cornet had a chance to double the lead in stoppage time but failed to convert
Moyes may still have the West Ham board onside, but he is losing in the court of public opinion.
In the 83rd minute, there was a glorious chance for Fulham to level. Andreas Pereira collected a through-ball and tried to round Lukasz Fabianski. With no margin for error, West Ham's goalkeeper dived to get a hand to the ball and deny Pereira.
Maxwel Cornet should have made it a comfortable win by burying a stoppage-time one-on-one but Leno saved. Nevertheless, it finished 1-0 to West Ham and they flew to 13th, with Moyes set to the lead the team in the Europa Conference League's quarter-finals against Gent this Thursday.
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