In a focus battle in the second leg of the Europa League semi-final that ended in the early morning of May 6, Beijing time, the championship favourites West Ham lost 1-0 away to Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt, ending the semi-finals with an aggregate score of 1-3. In this game, the "Hammer Gang" can be described as losing and losing, and the team's coach Moyes and big general Cresville both left the game red.
In the first leg, West Ham United lost 1-2 at home, and in this game they only had the initiative to attack to win. In the 17th minute, West Ham United, which was heavily pressed, was counter-attacked by Eintracht Frankfurt, and Creswell fell into a single opponent in front of the penalty area. The referee showed a yellow card at the first time, but changed the red card after seeing VAR. West Ham, who played 1 man less, was breached seven minutes later.
Seeing that the team was slow to close the score, West Ham manager Moyes's mood at the end of the game was completely out of control. In the 78th minute, dissatisfied with the caddie's slowness in giving the ball, the United coach "fired furiously" at the caddie from two metres away. Moyes's extremely impolite behavior also nearly triggered a large-scale clash between the players and the coaching staff on both sides.
In the end, Moyes was sent off by the referee on duty for a red card. In the time that followed, West Ham, who had no intention of fighting, had to accept the embarrassment of a humiliating exit in the Europa League.
After the game, Moyes apologised for his disrespectful behavior: "I just kicked the ball back to the caddy, and I apologized for it, and the caddie originally just threw the ball at me gently. "Despite Moyes' timely apology, it is certain that he will be subject to additional penalties from UEFA.