Premier League

West Ham manager David Moyes said he hoped there would be forgiveness for Kurt Zouma as he missed the club's 2-2 Premier League draw against Leicester City.

"In the first half I felt annoyed after going into a good lead and gave them a leg-up. "You have to remember this [Leicester] team was winning the FA Cup and league title not so long ago. They got a goal from it and in the second half we did not play well but showed resilience to get a point.

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Trippier was substituted with a foot injury in the second half, but in a sign of the sudden wave of positivity at St James' Park, even that couldn't dampen the spirits of Newcastle fans as they celebrated another step towards safety. Three successive league wins against Villa, Everton and Leeds have lifted Newcastle out of the bottom three and they now have a four-point cushion and a game in hand over third bottom Norwich. Liverpool are nine points behind City with a game in hand to close the gap further.

The one they conceded to West Ham's Craig Dawson in the 91st minute was the eleventh of their Premier League season. At the end of a terrific second half it put ...

The captain spots space on the left and drives all the way into the box, finding Fornals on the left for the first-time cross to the edge of the box. It's been a physical start to the game. Barnes picks up the ball on the left with space to run into, and the winger beat Coufal with ease before fizzing a ball across the face of goal. A rare chance for Leicester, as Harvey Barnes cuts in from the left and hits it. Leicester attempt a carbon copy of the Hammers' opener. Ricardo is there, rising to send a powerful header into the top corner. Youri Tielemans swept in the penalty with his right foot and from then on this was a game the home team dominated. Rather than the orthodox method of heading the ball in, the centre-back connects with his sleeve to bundle it into the net. The fresh substitute hits it first-time, but it flies high and wide. By then Leicester were in the lead. The one they conceded to West Ham's Craig Dawson in the 91st minute was the eleventh of their Premier League season. Leicester were were booed off at the King Power which after a stirring second half performance may have seemed a little hard on Brendan Rodgers and his players.

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Then it goes back up to the West Ham end where Harvey Barnes fires over the bar, and wide. 41 min: Ricardo has two attempts to get a cross into the West Ham box, both fail and West Ham go up the other end. 39 min: Tielemans tries to get Leicester going, and fires well wide. Maddison, who was quiet in the first 45, has a quick chance after Diop heads away and he is too quick with it, smashing the ball into the stand. 50 min: West Ham free-kick, taken by Coufal from the right and cleared. 64 min: Barnes has had Coufal on toast in this game, and West Ham are doing very little to protect their right back. 82 min: Benrahama suddenly has space to shoot, and it looks dangerous for a split second, only to fly wide. West Ham struggling to create much and Declan Rice has not had the best day in midfield. 66 min: Fornals falls in the Leicester box but no dice from the referee, Michael Oliver, and Barnes again almost forces something again. The manager made a couple oo chanced and we put the effort until the end. Second half we were outstanding and first half West Ham were better. In the first half I felt annoyed after going into a good lead and gave them a leg up.

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He was outstanding in the 1-0 win over Chelsea and has maintained that level of form since, ripping Norwich's Max Aarons apart down the left flank at Carrow Road. His perfect hat-trick takes his tally to eight goals in his last eight appearances against Norwich and he now has 10 goals in total in the Premier League this season. Helping his side to their first league win since January 2, the full-back's intent was obvious from the first minute. Sterling became the third Manchester City player to score a perfect hat-trick in the Premier League, after Edin Dzeko and Sergio Aguero (twice). Meanwhile, no Man City player has scored more away hat-tricks in the competition than Sterling, with each of his last three coming on the road. Of course, the downside was the news that Trippier was carted off to hospital for a x-ray after his second half substitution. The 4-2-2-2 formation that he plays with intense pressing is the Rangnick trademark, a system the German has already felt compelled to abandon since his arrival at Old Trafford. Instead, the funk in which the team find themselves goes on after conceding yet another late goal at the King Power Stadium and surrendering two points in their 2-2 draw at home to West Ham United. Sa, backed up in front of him by the excellent Max Kilman, has arguably been one of the bargains of the season. But something that was clear as day was how disorganised and ragged Spurs were in the opening stages. But Newcastle held on for a narrow victory against Aston Villa at St James' Park on Sunday afternoon and gave their chances of survival, which have looked slim for much of the season so far, a huge boost. A victory that moves them four points clear of 17th-placed Norwich with a game in hand, in fact. Burnley have scored three goals in their nine games since the start of December, the fewest of any Premier League team. The expected-goals value of their chances in those games suggests they should have scored more than twice as many goals in those games.