West Ham boss David Moyes got his first win under his belt with a shock 1-0 victory over Chelsea at the London Stadium.

The result ends a six-game winless run for the east London club, stretching back to the EFL Cup win over Tottenham in October.

And Moyes believes things are finally looking up for the Hammers and he has claimed he will soon have his side playing “stunning” football like Chelsea.

"I would like to play like Chelsea - some of their football was stunning,” he said after the match.

“I hope my team in the future here at West Ham will play like that.”

However, Moyes will settle for his side getting the basics right first - something he thinks they did to earn the win over Antonio Conte’s side.

“The win, the spirit of the team, how they stuck together and more that importantly a lot of the basics were done well today, all that really pleased me,” he added.

"We wanted to try and cause them problems, we knew once they got a grip of the ball they would have more possession, so that means being well organised too and we were.

"Marko Arnautovic has been a good player. 

“West Ham signed him to get goals and contribute towards goals, and he has started to do that, but overall the team performance is what I am interested in.

"We got a big boost from the performance at Manchester City, that was something we could talk about positively.

“And we do have the players to threaten in attack once we get the back end sorted out.”