West Ham goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski insists there's no reason to dwell on defeat at Liverpool this week.

Darwin Núñez's first half header proved enough to settle a tight affair on Merseyside, although the Hammers created enough chances to gain something from the contest.

Jarrod Bowen had a penalty saved by Alisson on the stroke of half-time, before the Brazil goalkeeper made crucial stops from Saïd Benrahma and Tomáš Souček as time ticked away.

“It's disappointing we didn't get anything from the game," Fabianski told whufc.com. "They created more chances than us, but the chances we created were really, really good chances – the penalty, the one near the end from Tomáš which was blocked nearly on the line.

“We weren't able to put them away so we're very disappointed that we didn't get a result.

“We have improved a lot as a team, compared to where we were when the season started. I believe we are going in the right direction, but performances are one thing and the other thing is getting points on the board.

“We had a good run of games, and on Wednesday night we lost, but I think we really have to focus on the next game, make sure we prepare well and get three points against Bournemouth."