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If you missed anything, these were the headlines...

• Ronaldo scores first goal as United win
• West Ham record nervy win in Denmark
• Hearts get first Conference League victory
• Shamrock Rovers lose 3-0 in Belgium
• Sancho bids to prove Southgate wrong

See what BBC Scotland and co are saying about Hearts' win here.

West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes to BT Sport: "There were bits and pieces I liked and bits and pieces I didn't.

"Their style is very good. We were aware of that. We tried our best to stop it and we did for long periods. There were other parts where they played really well.

"At 3-1 it should have been comfortable. We had chances to make it four or five. They were always going to make it nervy [when they scored].

"We started making poor decisions. We had chances to slip each other in for goals which I'm annoyed about. It's important to try to make goals.

"But we did the job and got it done. We've come away from home and won. Wining in Europe comfortably isn't easy."

On Gianluca Scamacca: "We are beginning to see a bit of it [his ability]. I was a bit disappointed with some of his early performance but he grew into the game. We're still getting him used to it.

"We're beginning to feel stronger. We're getting the new players integrated, finding out more about them. We saw what Lucas Paqueta can do. He's still not quite used to us."

Gianluca Scamacca's goals and games record this season...

Against Danish teams - 3/3

Against non-Danish teams - 0/5

West Ham United

West Ham captain Declan Rice on BT Sport: "We could have been in control. It's game management. We have got to keep the ball and keep it moving.

"We looked fluid after the first goal. We moved the ball well, played between the lines and moved them round. It's disappointing to concede the two goals. The manger won't be happy. We know thye're not good goals to concede.

"The main thing is we came here on the artifical grass - which we knew would be tough - and won.

"It was tough. Difficult. Really slippy. We're not used to it. The ball moves really quick on it. We have to adapt and play on any surface. The main thing is we won and got the job done.

"I'm happy for Craig Dawson. He has had a tough couple of months. I'm delighted he's with us. The fans love him. We love him.

"We did well last year in the Europa League and went quick out of the group. We want to do that here. We want to close the group as quickly as possible.

"You can see we're starting to click as a team."

West Ham United

West Ham defender Craig Dawson to BT Sport: "They made it difficult towards the end. The performance wasn't great. It's a difficult pitch to play on, it was a bit scrappy and sloppy but we got the three points.

"They're a good side and play great football. They know the pitch better than us. At times we were sloppy but we got the job done.

"It's different [the pitch]. I wouldn't like to do it each week.

"It's great to be back [from injury]. It's been a while.

On his goal: "They all count. A great ball from Cress as always."

"We've got alot more experience this year. We'll carry on, enjoy it and see where it takes us."

Hearts have beaten RFS 2-0 in Latvia, with Alan Forrest netting an injury-time clincher.

Get reaction from Riga here.

West Ham top the group on six points.

Anderlecht are second on four points after their goalless draw with FCSB.

FCSB have one point and Silkeborg have zero.

It's all over.

West Ham make it two wins from two in the Europa Conference League but this was a way more nervy ending than it needed to be.

The hosts have a free-kick at the back... which they play short?!

Tonni Adamsen is inches away from getting the ball in the box. Seconds left. The time might have gone.

West Ham bring on midfielder Conor Coventry for Manuel Lanzini.

West Ham are keeping the ball well now. Have they seen the threat off?

Four minutes added on. Can West Ham hold on?

Vladimir Coufal saves West Ham. Tonni Adamsen finds Soren Tengstedt in the box and he steps past Craig Dawson before shooting... except Coufal nicks the ball off his foot just before he can fire in.

West Ham defender Aaron Cresswell is booked for time wasting. It's become that kind of game.

A host of Silkeborg players are around the West Ham box as they desperately try to get the final ball right, but Lukas Klitten's cross is headed out.

West Ham bring on Pablo Fornals for Maxwel Cornet. Try to keep the ball I suspect.

Maxwel Cornet is offside as he gets the ball from Jarrod Bowen near the penalty spot and hits it at the keeper anyway.