West Ham midfielder Mohammed Kudus says they must keep fighting their way through their current form slump.

The Hammers meet Brentford later on Monday night.

“You'll see [how we plan to turn it around] on Monday," a confident Kudus told whufc.com. “The ultimate goal is to find a way to win the game, especially in front of our own fans. The boys will be ready for it and we will push everyone to make sure we get the three points.

“Football is a game of ups and downs, but that's the nature of the game and you can't always have it all your own way. The most important thing is to keep your head down and keep doing what you've been working on in training.

“We're going through a difficult spell but everyone is trying. We are not giving up - we are still trying to make it happen, taking players on and creating chances. That's the most important thing for me - as long as you're trying to change the situation then it will improve.

“My goals are to help the team as much as I can and win games and get points. We are in Europe now and want to make an impact as we won it last year, while we also want to challenge the top six teams in the league.

“Yes, 100% [we can win the UEFA Europa League]. We won the UEFA Europa Conference League last year, so we have the same mentality and approach every single game the same. It's very possible."