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West Ham 3-3 Brighton: Glenn Murray and Pascal Gross strike late as Hammers let two-goal lead slip in huge relegation six-pointer

How West Ham could have done without this, especially given what has gone before and what is to come.

A four game winless run, an FA Cup home humbling against West Brom and rising fan fury towards the club’s board had washed away the feel-good factor that followed David Moyes’ debut win against Bournemouth.

Meanwhile their upcoming run of fixtures – six of their next seven games against teams in the top seven – underlined how little room for error West Ham now have in their bid to stay up.

Glenn Murray celebrates after scoring Brighton's equaliser against West Ham on Saturday
Glenn Murray celebrates after scoring Brighton's equaliser against West Ham on Saturday
Murray steered the ball home from Davy Propper's cross at the back post in the 79th minute
Murray steered the ball home from Davy Propper's cross at the back post in the 79th minute
The striker (centre) watches on as his shot makes its way under goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski
The striker (centre) watches on as his shot makes its way under goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski

Victory, therefore, was the only option against Brighton.