West Ham hit all-time low on Moyes' home farewell 😢 | OneFootball

David Moyes' last home match at London Stadium has not gone to plan for West Ham.

The club currently sits 10th in the table but that accomplishment doesn't quite tell the true story of their season.

West Ham have struggled to keep clean sheets in 2023/24 and again missed out when Luton Town grabbed an early lead.

A darting header from Albert Sambi Lokonga put the visitors in front with only six minutes on the clock.

The goal means West Ham hit an all-time low with a record 71st goal conceded.

It breaks their Premier League record from 2010/11 - a season where they finished 20th and were relegated.

The Hammers mustered up some courage after the break when James Ward-Prowse rolled home an equaliser before Tomáš Souček volleyed home a second.

A third from George Earthy secured the win but regardless of the turnaround, it's an unfortunate statistic to bow out on for Moyes