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Moyes signs off time at London stadium with victory
West Ham United manager David Moyes waves to the fans at the end of the Premier League match at the London Stadium, London. Picture date: Saturday May 11, 2024

West Ham 3-1 Luton Town
by Paul Donovan
at London Stadium

DAVID MOYES signed off his time at the London Stadium on Saturday with a victory for his West Ham team over Championship-bound Luton Town.

Just as Moyes finished his time at West Ham, youngster George Earthy began what could be an exciting career.

Earthy’s recent debut ended with the youngster taken to hospital concussed. This time, though, he was on the pitch a matter of minutes, when Mohammed Kudus headed to the byline, then cutting back for Earthy to register his first senior goal for the Hammers.

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