Jarrod Bowen's last-minute goal clinched Europa Conference League glory for West Ham with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Fiorentina in the final in latched onto Lucas Paqueta's pass and fired home a low finish to spark delirious West Ham celebrations at the Fortuna Arena and secure the club's first piece of major silverware in 43 years. Earlier, Said Benrahma's 62nd-minute penalty had been cancelled out by a quickfire strike by Giacomo Bonaventura, but David Moyes' side showed impressive resilience, withstanding heavy pressure at times during the game and then striking in the 90th victory ends a wait of more than four decades for major silverware and means they have won a European trophy for the second time in their history following the club's UEFA Cup Winners' Cup triumph in 1965. It also guarantees their place in next year's Europa League following a 14th-placed Premier League the teams lined up Match statsGet Sky Sports Download the Sky Sports app Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Hayden Mullins reacts to Jarrod Bowen's dramatic last-minute winner for West Ham to win the Europa Conference League final Player ratings Fiorentina Terracciano 6, Dodo 7, Milenkovic 7, Ranieri 6, Biraghi 7, Amrabat 7, Mandragora 7, Kouame 6, Bonaventura 8, Gonzalez 7, Jovic 6. Subs Cabral 7, Saponara 6, Igor 6, Barak 6 West Ham Areola 7, Coufal 7, Zouma 7, Aguerd 8, Emerson 7, Soucek 7, Rice 8, Paqueta 8, Bowen 8, Antonio 7, Benrahma 7. Subs Kehrer 7, Fornals 6, Ogbonna 6. Player of the match Jarrod Bowen How West Ham made historyVictory looked unlikely at times during a one-sided first half in which Fiorentina captain Cristiano Biraghi was left bloodied and bandaged after being hit by a plastic cup thrown from the West Ham end. Team news Fiorentina boss Vincenzo Italiano started Luka Jovic and Christian Kouame ahead of Arthur Cabral and Jonathan Ikone, while Luca Ranieri got the nod in defence. West Ham manager David Moyes kept faith with his Europa League goalkeeper Alphonse Areola, who started ahead of Lukasz Fabianski, while Vladimir Coufal and Emerson Palmieri were preferred at full-back. That incident was a blot on the contest and, in a boisterous atmosphere at the Fortuna Arena, following an afternoon in which fighting between fans in the city centre had led to 30 arrests, West Ham initially struggled to gain a foothold in the game. Declan Rice, making what is expected to be his final appearance for the club, fired narrowly wide during one rare foray forward early on, but otherwise Moyes' side were largely pinned in their own half as Fiorentina monopolised possession. Twitter Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this. Open Privacy Options The Italians' first clear chance came from a corner, delivered by Biraghi, with West Ham fortunate their slack marking was not punished as Nikola Milenkovic headed wastefully was after winning a corner in the same position that Biraghi was then struck in the head as empty cups rained down on him, the Fiorentina captain sarcastically applauding the West Ham end before realising the impact had left him bleeding. Image Fiorentina's Cristiano Biraghi sarcastically applauded the West Ham fans Image The Fiorentina captain was bandaged up and then able to continue Image Biraghi was able to play the full game wearing a bandage A lengthy break in play followed as Biraghi had his head bandaged, with the stadium announcer imploring the West Ham fans to stop throwing objects before play warning was heeded, but the pattern of the game continued, with West Ham relieved after Luka Jovic bundled home from close range just before half-time, only for the goal to be ruled out for offside following a lengthy VAR Ham began to pose more of a threat after the break, particularly from set plays, and the breakthrough arrived when Biraghi was punished for a handball following another VAR check, with a nerveless Benrahma slamming home the resulting penalty. Image West Ham's Said Benrahma celebrates scoring his penalty against Fiorentina Fiorentina hit back only a few minutes later, however, the excellent Bonaventura finding the far corner with a brilliantly-taken finish from Nicolas Gonzalez's knockdown to restore almost completed the turnaround when Rolando Mandragora shot just wide from substitute Arthur Cabral's pass, but the game continued toing and froing in the closing Soucek twice threatened for the Hammers, but it was Bowen who would be their hero, the 26-year-old keeping his cool to beat Fiorentina goalkeeper Pietro Terracciano from Paqueta's through-ball and send West Ham supporters into dreamland. Twitter Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this. Open Privacy Options Analysis Rice secures his West Ham legacy"To even be in that conversation is crazy," said Declan Rice when asked about comparisons with West Ham greats Billy Bonds and Bobby Moore as he and his team-mates celebrated their success on the pitch at the Fortuna like Bonds and Moore before him, the 24-year-old has now secured legendary status, even if, as expected, this proves to be his final game for them. Rice is only the third captain in West Ham's history to win a major trophy for the always, he was central to their success in Prague, showing maturity far beyond his years as he guided his team-mates through long periods of Fiorentina pressure, excelling both in and out of possession in a tense and high-pressure seems inevitable that the summer will see his suitors, among them Arsenal, Manchester United and Bayern Munich, solidify their interest in him, but for now, he can savour the feeling of becoming a West Ham great, his legacy at the club he loves Best moment of my careerWest Ham manager David Moyes told BT Sport "This is fantastic. I've had a long career in football and you don't get many moments like this. Thankfully tonight we've had a great time and we've got the result we wanted."These sorts of moments as a manager don't come around too often. You have to work very hard. You don't get enough good moments in football sometimes but today is a great moment for us. Image David Moyes celebrates with West Ham captain Declan Rice "It's a brilliant club in the east end of London who do brilliant work in the community. It's a big family club and it's getting better and stronger."We've got a 65,000-capacity stadium which we've nearly filled all season. It's an incredible achievement for a football club to be growing like that. Tonight is another step on the road to progress and continued progress."The game probably didn't go to plan the way we wanted it to, but in the end, winning finals is the important thing. You have some managers who have got a lot of medals by finding a way of winning. Twitter Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this. Open Privacy Options Asked if it's his best day in management, he said "I would have to say so. The moments you get to celebrate with your family and win in the last minute of the game, it doesn't happen often. It can go against you but tonight is a brilliant feeling."If somebody had said three years ago when I took the job that you'd avoid relegation and finish in Europe and I've said you were mad."This competition has been great for us, the players have been remarkable."Rice I love playing for this clubWest Ham Declan Rice refused to comment on speculation linking him with a departure after the match but reaffirmed his love for the club."There is interest from other clubs, that's out there, but I've got two years left at West Ham ultimately," he said to BT Sport."I love this club, I love playing for this club. There's not been anything yet, so my focus is on playing for West Ham, enjoying tonight and then seeing what happens. I'm captain of this club, I love it to pieces and I cannot speak highly enough of this place. Let's see what happens." Image West Ham's Declan Rice vies for the ball with Fiorentina's Nicolas Gonzalez Asked if it was the best day of his career, he said "Without a doubt. I'm so happy, it's not going to hit me, I'm going to try and just take the moment in now and let's see what happens."He also reserved praise for manager David Moyes, saying "I want to have a big mention for the manager. There's been times this year he's been tested, there was a period where a lot of the fanbase wanted him out, but if you look at his time at this club, he saved us, he came back and saved us again, got us into Europe two years in a row and now this."He's up there as probably West Ham's best-ever manager now, it has to be said."West Ham's historic feat - Opta statsWest Ham's Jarrod Bowen is the first Englishman to score the winning goal in a major European final since Alan Smith for Arsenal in the 1994 Cup Winners' Cup final against Ham have won their second-ever major European trophy, their first since lifting the Cup Winners' Cup in Benrahma scored his sixth goal from the penalty spot in all competitions this season, the most by a West Ham player since Mark Noble in 2011/12 7.West Ham scored their 12th goal from the penalty spot this season, only Man City and Real Madrid both 14 have netted more in all competitions among teams in the top five European leagues in 2022/ have lost four of their five major European finals, losing each of their last three since their only ever such victory, against Rangers in the 1961 Cup Winners' Cup.

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Sports Mole previews Sunday's Premier League clash between Bournemouth and West Ham United, including predictions, team news and possible lineups. Fresh from progressing into another European semi-final, West Ham United resume their battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League when they face an in-form Bournemouth outfit at the Vitality Stadium on Sunday. While the Cherries have accumulated nine points from their last 12 available, the Hammers have only lost one of their last nine games across all competitions. Match preview © Reuters Aside from a 2-0 home loss to Brighton & Hove Albion, Bournemouth have had plenty of success in the month of April to date, claiming maximum points against Fulham, Leicester City and Tottenham Hotspur. A narrow 1-0 win away at Leicester was followed by a dramatic 3-2 triumph at Spurs last weekend, with former Cherries forward Arnaut Danjuma equalising for the hosts in the 88th minute before Dango Ouattara netted Bournemouth's latest winning goal in the Premier League 9411 to snatch all three points at the death. Gary O'Neil's side have picked up as many victories in April three as they managed in November, December, January, February and March combined, and the Cherries have put themselves in a much stronger position to avoid an immediate drop to the Championship as they now six 14th in the table and six points clear of the relegation zone. A favourable-looking run of fixtures is up next for Bournemouth, with Sunday's clash against West Ham followed by encounters with Southampton and Leeds United – a home match with an out-of-sorts Chelsea side could also be thrown into the mix. O'Neil will be keen for his team to take advantage of this promising run of fixtures and maintain their winning momentum to all but secure their survival in the top-flight, although beating the Hammers is not a given having lost their last two meetings against them by an aggregate score of 6-0. © Reuters After rescuing a point in a 2-2 draw at home to Premier League leaders Arsenal last weekend, West Ham advanced into the Europa Conference League semi-finals courtesy of a 5-2 aggregate win over Gent, beating the Belgian side 4-1 in the second leg on Thursday. With the tie level both on the night and on aggregate at half time, a stunning second-half blitz from the Hammers put David Moyes's men in control of proceedings at the London Stadium, with Lucas Paqueta, Declan Rice and Michail Antonio all scoring within just under eight minutes of each other to seal the victory and set up a semi-final clash with AZ Alkmaar next month. West Ham now have five Premier League fixtures to prepare for before shifting their focus back to European duties, with the Hammers still embroiled in the relegation dogfight despite picking up eight points from their last five top-flight games. Moyes and co sit 15th in the table and just four points above the drop zone, although they do have a game in hand on every other team in the bottom half. A narrow 1-0 win at Fulham earlier this month ended an 11-game winless run away from home for the Hammers, but they travel to Bournemouth on Sunday having failed to win each of their last four visits to the Vitality Stadium, conceding 10 goals in the process. West Ham United have won each of their last four Premier League matches against newly-promoted teams, though, including a 2-0 home victory over Bournemouth in October, and they will look to complete their first-ever league double over the Cherries on Sunday. Bournemouth Premier League form W L W L W W West Ham United Premier League form L D W L W D West Ham United form all competitions W L W D D W Team News © Reuters Bournemouth will be without attacking midfielder Hamed Traore as he continues to recover from a foot injury, joining Ryan Fredericks calf and Junior Stanislas unspecified in the treatment room. Matias Vina, who scored his first goal for the Cherries against Spurs, is a minor doubt with a lower back problem, but the left-back has taken part in light training and O'Neil is hopeful that he will be involved in the matchday squad. O'Neil will likely revert to a four-man defence, with Adam Smith set to be recalled at right-back, while Marcos Senesi could replace Chris Mepham at centre-back after recovering from a hamstring issue to feature as a substitute last time out. Ouattara will also be looking to force his way back into the first XI and could replace Ryan Christie, while Philip Billing is set to continue in behind central striker Dominic Solanke. As for West Ham, Gianluca Scamacca remains sidelined after undergoing knee surgery earlier this month, while Angelo Ogbonna missed the midweek win over Gent with a lower back problem and is a doubt for Sunday's contest. Lukasz Fabianski is set to be recalled between the sticks at the expense of cup goalkeeper Alphonse Areola, while Moyes will also ponder outfield changes to freshen up his side following Thursday's victory. Danny Ings will push Antonio, who has scored four goals in his last two starts for Hammers, for a place up front, while Kurt Zouma and Said Benrahma, who both scored in the 2-0 win over Bournemouth in October, could continue at centre-back and on the left-flank respectively. Bournemouth possible starting lineupNeto; Smith, Stephens, Senesi, Kelly; Tavernier, Lerma, Rothwell, Ouattara; Billing; Solanke West Ham United possible starting lineupFabianski; Coufal, Zouma, Aguerd, Emerson; Soucek, Rice; Bowen, Paqueta, Benrahma; Ings We say Bournemouth 2-1 West Ham United Both teams head into Sunday's encounter in high spirits after securing victories last time out, and a closely-fought contest could be on the cards at the Vitality Stadium. West Ham have already beaten Bournemouth this season, but they face a different challenge this time around and we can see a resurgent Cherries side coming out on top to climb further clear of the drop zone. For data analysis of the most likely results, scorelines and more for this match please click here. Top tip Our expert tipster partners at are predicting under goals in this match. 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