West Ham's Moyes proves again he's a man for a crisis


Soccer Football - Premier League - West Ham United v Watford - London Stadium, London, Britain - July 17, 2020 West Ham United manager David Moyes celebrates after the match , as play resumes behind closed doors following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) Pool via REUTERS/Adam Davy

LONDON (Reuters) - West Ham United are not mathematically safe from relegation but barring something extraordinary their manager David Moyes has completed his second rescue job at the club in two years.

Friday's 3-1 home win over Watford should be enough to ensure the Hammers remain in the top flight -- and this time Moyes will surely be shown more gratitude by the club's owners.

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