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Bowen nods in opener from Coufal cross & taps in second
West Ham reclaim fourth spot, Norwich stay rooted to bottom
So, will it be West Ham v Real Madrid or West Ham v PSG in the Champions League next season?
The Hammers have LOTS of work ahead of them if they are to seal fourth spot, but it's good to dream.
One thing is for sure, David Moyes' side are up for the challenge.
Thanks for your company. You can read the match report here.
Until next time.
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Norwich City
Norwich's next match? Home to Everton on Saturday (15:00 GMT).
Then away to Watford on 21 January.
Two huge games against two fellow strugglers. They have to get some points from those matches surely.
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FT: West Ham 2-0 Norwich
Norwich City
Norwich boss Dean Smith, speaking to BBC Sport: "I'm disappointed with the manner of both goals we conceded. I felt it was a fairly even game in the first half and we restricted them to one goal.
"I wanted a bit more urgency from our wide players but unfortunately it lifted them a little bit as well.
"I thought we had a good 20 minute spell. We look like we lack a bit of confidence in the final third. I feel at times we refrain from pulling the trigger.
"We get battered from pillar to post from people outside that we're not fit to grace the Premier League, but we're still only three points from safety. I have got a committed and honest bunch of players."
On Todd Cantwell's absence: "He came in yesterday and was still feeling unwell. Josh Sargent's wife has had a baby - that's why he wasn't involved."
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West Ham United
Jarrod Bowen has been directly involved in 16 goals in all competitions this season (8 goals, 8 assists), which is the most by any English player in the Premier League.
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West Ham United
West Ham's tally of 37 points is their highest after 21 matches of a Premier League campaign. Their previous best was 35 (2015-16 and 2020-21).
FT: West Ham 2-0 Norwich
West Ham United
West Ham boss David Moyes speaking to BBC Sport: "I felt we had lot of ball and lot of domination. We thoroughly deserved the victory but it wasn't easy."
On Jarrod Bowen: "His all-round play is improving. He has been great for us and has got goals and assists in him."
On penalty shouts: "We've got to be careful not to talk about VAR decisions or penalty decisions all the time. We want to talk about the football."
On Lukasz Fabianski's save to deny Adam Idah: "He is really steady and consistent. We didn't have to defend an awful lot. Thankfully Lukasz made really a good save."
On moving fourth: "We have to try and keep it going. I don't think being fourth this moment in time means an awful lot apart from showing we have been consistent.
"As long as we are around the mix and European places, that will be really good but if we can hang on the coat tails of teams above...that is what we will try and do."
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Spurs have the games in hand but West Ham have the points in the bag. The top four is developing into a fascinating race.
FT: West Ham 2-0 Norwich
So, West Ham are in fourth spot on 37 points after 21 games, with Arsenal two points behind with one game in hand. Tottenham are sixth on 33 points from 18 matches.
FT: West Ham 2-0 Norwich
West Ham United
West Ham's two-goal Jarrod Bowen: "It was a good performance. Norwich are fighting for points. We had to put the barricades up a little bit but with our attacking threat we've always got a goal in us.
"It would have been nice to get a hat-trick but to get two goals, three points and a clean sheet is good enough.
"We hit a bit of a rough patch and we were disappointed with our performances but that shows the standards we have set ourselves.
"We look like we're over that and we've got that winning feeling which is nice. We'll just keep going about our business."
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James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
You can understand why the Norwich fans are unhappy. It is worrying times for them. They did not show any signs of taking that game to West Ham.
Dean Smith has a big job on his hands.
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Not a vintage Hammers display but David Moyes is on the pitch congratulating his players and waving towards the fans.
Jarrod Bowen has just thrown his shirt to a young fan who is holding a sign asking for his top.
The boy immediately puts the shirt on and his dad takes a photo.
West Ham 2-0 Norwich
West Ham's Champions League dream is alive. Norwich's nightmare Premier League season goes on.
West Ham 2-0 Norwich
You have to fear for Norwich. Another defeat. Another game without scoring.
West Ham 2-0 Norwich
Three additional minutes.
West Ham 2-0 Norwich
'I'm forever blowing bubbles'. Hammers fans are in fine voice.
Their team is heading for fourth spot.
What a season they're enjoying.
West Ham 2-0 Norwich
Should be 3-0 but Michail Antonio cannot finish and the ball lands on the roof of the net. Norwich are all over the place. That second goal has knocked the stuffing out of them.
West Ham 2-0 Norwich
Spot on, James.
Bowen is enjoying a great run of scoring form.
West Ham 2-0 Norwich
James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
That is nothing that West Ham don't deserve. Jarrod Bowen has been excellent all night.
Jarrod Bowen
VAR comes good for West Ham.
Substitute Arthur Masuaku delivers a lovely cross into the path for Jarrod Bowen to clip home.
It's initially ruled out by an offside flag before VAR declares Bowen was onside when he scored.
Let the celebrations begin...
