West Ham manager David Moyes says he isn't thinking about finishing in the top four after his team came back from behind to clinch a victory over Watford.
The Hammers came into the game with only one win in their previous seven games, a run that had seen them fall out of contention for a place in the Champions League.
When Emmanuel Dennis pushed the ball past Craig Dawson in the fourth minute before sending a stunning goal into the top corner, it looked like the slump would continue.
West Ham, on the other hand, came back with two goals in two first-half minutes and doubled that in the second half to move into fifth position, four points behind Arsenal.
When asked how vital the win was in keeping his team in contention for the Champions League, Moyes replied, "We are not talking about the top four, you are."
"We are only talking about doing the best we can, challenging the top, trying to be in and around the top teams if we can.
"We enjoyed it when we were in the top four and now looking forward, wanting to get back in again."
While the Hammers are back on the rise, Watford, who were booed off at full-time, sit in 17th place and two points above the relegation zone after their third consecutive home defeat.
