Moyesmakesanotherimportantpoint
DAVIE MOYES collected another big result as West Ham condemned Arsenal to seventh in the table after a 0-0 draw.
The Gunners are without a league win in three games while Moyes’s Hammers, who beat Chelsea on Saturday, remain in the relegation zone but are level with 17th-placed West Brom.
Alex Iwobi went closest to
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settling the London derby when the Nigeria forward struck the outside of Adrian’s post.
West Ham boss Moyes said: “There’s a good spirit at the moment. They’re all at it together.
“The winner would have been greedy. But if you’ve seen what the players have done over the last couple of weeks, their work deserved that.”
Wayne Rooney bagged the winner as Everton collected their first league away victory since January in a 1-0 triumph over luckless Newcastle.
The 32-year-old netted from close range after Magpies keeper Karl Darlow spilled Aaron Lennon’s header. Jonjo Shelvey was sent off late on for Toon after an ugly lunge on Idrissa Gueye.
Leicester boss Claude Puel saw his side cruise to a 4-1 triumph over Southampton and called for his men to keep it up.
Shinji Okazaki got a double with Riyad Mahrez and Andy King also netting. Puel said: “It’s important to continue this.”