Manchester City’s English midfielder Raheem Sterling (R) vies with West Ham United’s Nigerian midfielder Victor Moses during the English Premier League football match between Manchester City and West Ham United at The Etihad Stadium in Manchester, north west England on September 19, 2015. AFP PHOTO / PAUL ELLIS West Ham United Mark Noble has hailed West Ham United’s shock 2-1 victory over league leaders Manchester City and impressed with the quality of Nigerian International Victor Moses. The Hammers captain who was impressive in the win victory over Manchester City and watched as Moses scored a beautiful goal past Joe Hart within the first five minutes of play. That goal spurred the Hammers and they duly grabbed the second goal of the match through Senegalese forward Diafra Sakho who tucked in a rebound after Joe Hart punched away Wintson Reid’s header from a Dmitry Payet corner and the England man has hailed the addition of Moses and the other new signings. “We knew we were going to come here and not have a lot of the ball, but to be honest, we don’t care. We’ve got three points, we have beaten Arsenal, Liverpool and Man City away from home. It’s a credit to the players today and the way the manager set up,” Noble told Sky Sports News. “It was well-documented, the way we played in the Europa League, but if you see today, and the last three away games, the way the boys work for each other, the quality we have got now in Victor [Moses], [Manuel] Lanzini, [Dimitri] Payet, [Diafra] Sakho up front – it’s exciting times for West Ham.” The Hammers have now beaten Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City away in six premier league matches and Moses goal was the first the Citizens conceded this season.
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