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‘Very impressed’: John Terry hails West Ham trio after win over Wolves

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John Terry posted on Twitter that he was ‘very impressed’ by West Ham United during their 1-0 win over Wolves.

The Premier League winning captain added that Łukasz Fabiański, Kurt Zouma and Declan Rice were ‘all superb’ at the London Stadium.

It was a hard-fought and deserved victory for David Moyes’ men and this is the reaction Terry provided.

Not only have West Ham boosted their chances of securing Champions League football, but they also have dented Wolves’ chances.

The Midlands outfit, who were beaten at Arsenal in midweek, have now suffered another morale-sapping loss in the capital.

But that’s music to the ears of the Hammers, who are sitting in fifth place and they are two points behind fourth-placed Manchester United.

Arsenal and Tottenham are on their tails, and they do have games in hand, in the case of the Gunners, they have three games on the Hammers, as well as being level on points.

It’s pretty obvious that the ball is in other teams’ court, but, at the end of the day, West Ham are heading into these crunch months and weeks still in the race to finish fourth.

The club opted against bringing in anyone in January, as well as Manchester United not loaning them Jesse Lingard.

Come the last kick of the campaign, they will be hoping that doesn’t come back to bite them.