Everton end winless run as Hammers sink into mire

David Moyes warned Everton not to get carried away by ending their winless run with victory at West Ham yesterday.

Goals from Louis Saha and Dan Gosling ensured a first Premier League success in five for Moyes' men and the Scot said: 'We have not played well so we cannot ask for any more. When it was 2-0, I felt we had shored it up with nearly a perfect away performance where you have got the goals but did not play well. The key is always to find a winning formula and we found one. But we need to play better. At the moment, we are lacking just a bit of quality.'

Tony Hibbert's own-goal gave the Hammers hope but boss Gianfranco Zola was left perplexed by the result.

'We have to analyse the problems first and find solutions,' he said. 'I felt the players gave everything.'