West Ham United's players stand on the brink of imortality as they look to win their first European trophy since 1999. As they prepare to face Fiorentina in the Europa Conference League final, a win in Prague would be their first major trophy in over 23 years.
This would eclipse even the UEFA Intertoto Cup and is a first major European final since 1976 when they lost out in the European Cup Winners' Cup to Anderlecht. For David Moyes and his men it is a chance to write their names into the history books and become just the second ever winners of this competition.
Roma were victorious last season when they beat Feyenoord 1-0. The Italian side were Europa League runners up this season but for West Ham this is a bigger occasion. It has been a troublesome domestic season having remained in and around the relegation zone for much of the year.
