West Ham striker Javier Hernandez says he's enjoying his football under manager David Moyes.

The Mexico forward is enjoying the best spell of his Hammers career so far, scoring three goals and assisting a fourth in the Club's last four Premier League matches.

He said: “I've always tried to be positive and, of course, you will not find one player in the world who wants to be on the bench, whether his or her team are fighting for a title or fighting against relegation. Nobody wants to be on the bench, you want to be doing it, playing your sport.

“I'm happy, not only because I'm playing my game, but because I can feel my sharpness coming back. You can see the same has happened with Marko [Arnautovic]. Now, I'm going to try and keep that smile on my face.

“We're out of the relegation zone and now we want to get to the 40 points as quickly as possible and then aim for even more. Our main goal is to stay clear of the relegation battle and I want to help us to do that."