West Ham goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski says the players are desperate to get back to winning ways.

The 34-year-old was unfortunate to suffer relegation during his final campaign with Swansea City in 2017/18 but, looking ahead to the Hammers' last 12 games of this season, he sees few parallels with their current situation.

Ahead of tonight's clash with Liverpool, Fabianski said, “Obviously we're in a difficult situation, a difficult position in the table, but it's about trying to focus on what's left in the league, trying to get as many points as we can, and making sure we stay in the league – that's the main thing.

“If you look at the quality of the players that we have, I think it's massive, and the squad that we have is really good. When you're in this position you try to just make sure you get points on board.

“At the moment we understand the situation and we'll use all that we have to get a result. If that's playing good football, or if that's scrapping in games, just making sure we get results is the main thing at the moment.

“Looking around the dressing room, I mentioned the quality of the players, but it's easy to see as well that there's a hunger to put things right and just show we are better than the position we are in."