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Hammers pointless and goalless after loss to Seagulls
West Ham United manager David Moyes (right)

West Ham 0-2 Brighton
by Paul Donovan
at London Satdium

WEST HAM were comprehensively outplayed and out-thought by an impressive Brighton side at the London Stadium.

West Ham simply lacked any imagination for most of the match, relying on hurried long balls from the back.

The result sees West Ham rock bottom of the Premier League, with three defeats and yet to score a goal this season.

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