David Moyes has expressed his desire to help West Ham United avoid relegation when his Everton side face Tottenham Hotspur on the final day of the Premier League season. Spurs need just one point from the match to secure their survival, while West Ham must beat Leeds United and hope for a favour from Everton.
Moyes, who managed West Ham in two spells, leading them to Conference League glory and a top-half finish, holds no hard feelings despite being sacked. He said: 'I’d love to keep West Ham in the league if I can. I really do hope West Ham will stay up.'
However, Moyes emphasised that his primary focus is on securing a top-half finish for Everton, which would bring additional prize money. 'It is more important I get Everton that top-half finish and we try to get a few more million pounds,' he added.
Everton have not finished in the top half for five seasons, and a win at Tottenham would achieve that goal. Moyes acknowledged the disappointment of recent results, noting that his side are only a couple of points off needing a win on the final day to claim a European spot.
