- Manchester City came from behind to secure a 3-1 win against West Ham
- Mail Sport brings you the moments you may have missed at the London Stadium
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Manchester City came from behind to beat West Ham 3-1 and continued their impressive start to the Premier League season.
The Hammers, who have started the season well, took the lead in the 36th minute through James Ward-Prowse.
However, City responded in the second half as Jeremy Doku, Bernardo Silva and Erling Haaland all found the net.
Mail Sport’s Nick Callow brings you the moments you might have missed from the match at the London Stadium.
Moyes reveals he could have returned to Everton
West Ham manager David Moyes has revealed he could have made a return to Everton.
Manchester City came from behind to secure a 3-1 win against West Ham at the London Stadium
West Ham boss David Moyes has revealed he could have made a return to Everton
He said: ‘When I was offered the job at West Ham, I had actually been in Germany with (Farhad) Moshiri to take the job at Everton. It was absolutely done until my phone battery died during the meeting.
‘The phone rang in the middle of the meeting with Everton: it was David Sullivan, owner of West Ham. I had to say, “I can’t talk right now.”
‘Carlo Ancelotti was sacked that night and (Everton) changed course and took him with them.
‘I was supposed to sign the papers the day before and that’s why they brought Carlo along. Sullivan had called me to take the job at West Ham and I thought, ‘Absolutely!’
Di Canio’s return delights West Ham fans
Paolo Di Canio once again impressed on the pitch, much to the delight of the West Ham fans.
“My dream since I played in this great shirt was to sing our great national anthem with you from the pitch,” he said before the match.
He then started with a solo of I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles and was joined by tens of thousands of slightly less melodic fans.
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Paolo Di Canio’s return to the pitch proved hugely popular with West Ham fans
Aguerd campaigns for support for Morocco
A perfectly observed silence before the match for the victims of the earthquakes in Morocco and Libya struck a chord with Nayef Aguerd.
West Ham’s Moroccan international centre-back has campaigned for support for his fellow citizens in the build-up to the match. He announced the launch of an appeal for blood donors last week.
He also led the way by posting a photo on Instagram of himself donating blood.
West Ham defender Nayef Aguerd is campaigning for support for Morocco