West Ham United put up a resilient fight to secure a valuable point against Liverpool in this weekend’s Premier League clash.

Despite their commendable effort, the draw wasn’t sufficient to propel West Ham into the top seven of the league standings.

Manager David Moyes was desperate for a win against Liverpool to potentially secure his position at the London Stadium for the upcoming season.

Although the team put on a decent performance, their recurring issue of poor defending once again proved to be their downfall.

It’s disappointing to see the season that initially held much promise fizzle out. Moyes and the players must take responsibility for this decline.

While there have been standout performers this season, one of them failed to shine in the recent game.

The post-match admission by West Ham’s star goalkeeper Alphonse Areola raises concerns, hinting at a lack of physical fitness that could be impacting his performance. Areola’s remark about feeling fatigued after the match highlights a potential issue that needs addressing.

Although he completed the game, the fact that a goalkeeper as young as Areola struggled physically raises questions about his overall fitness and susceptibility to injuries.

Areola’s history of leaving matches due to injuries, missing seven league games this season, underscores the need for closer scrutiny by the medical team regarding his fitness and conditioning. Addressing this aspect could be crucial for his long-term performance and the team’s success moving forward.