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Bowen was also asked what it was like for Tomas Soucek and Vladimir Coufal to win in their home country, the Czech Republic: "Those boys took about 100 tickets before the game, took our players’ ticket allocation. Everything was set up for us to win it with the two Czech boys coming home, the wait we had for a European trophy. You've got to go through the process for that to happen.

"We struggled in the game a lot I thought but if anyone is talking about the game, I am not listening because we won the trophy. Highest this club has been in a long time."

And on what it means to his family: "I am a little boy from Leominster who never thought I would be here sat with you now. I'm going to celebrate with my old man, my brother. I haven’t cried yet but my dad and my brother were. It shows how much it means and how far I think I have come."

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Let's hear from the Player of the Match Jarrod Bowen who scored the last-minute winner for West Ham. When asked how he was feeling, he said: "I can't sum up [my emotions]. It is the best feeling I have ever had in my career, the best moment. When I went through I had a lot of time and it was just make sure you put the ball away. The keeper started to rush out of his goal and I thought 'that is my moment to strike' because he couldn't then set himself.

"I don't know if I fell over but I looked up and the ball was going in and I was just 'this is not happening'. To score a winner in the last minute to bring trophy to club is the best moment of my career."

And on the victory and fans: "I don’t want to use relief as a word but we knew how close we were with the disappointment of Frankfurt [West Ham lost a Europa League semi-final last season].

"I saw the fans, noise they made, numbers that came in. I am proud to do it for my teammates, the coaching staff but I think for the fans as well. You see what it means after the game, I'm a bit stuck for words. Best feeling of my life. I never thought in my wildest dreams as a young boy growing up I would win a European trophy."

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There has been a lot of speculation over David Moyes' future at the club after a bumpy Premier League season. Former West Ham defender Scott Minto said on the Football Daily podcast, which you can listen to here, about the boss: "There are some West ham fans going into today's game saying 'whatever happens we don't want him as the West Ham manager'."

So what do you think, should David Moyes stay? Use the thumbs to vote.

Here's another fun fact for you, who doesn't love one? David Moyes was in charge of 1,097 games before he won his first major trophy last night.

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Rice added on his boss David Moyes: "I want to say a big mention as well to the manager. There have been times this year when he's been tested, there have been times this year when a lot of the fanbase wanted him out because of results. If you look at his time at this club, he's come in and saved us twice and then made Europe two years in a row. He's up there with the club's best managers of all time.

"Without a doubt the best day in my career. It's not going to hit me to be honest with you. I'm just going to try and take this moment in."

Read the full piece.

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England international Declan Rice has seen reported interest from clubs like Arsenal this transfer window, but as he says he still has time left at West Ham.

With Rice winning a major trophy for the first time, will he decide to remain at the club? Or will he go to pastures new?

You know the drill, use the thumbs to vote if you think Rice will stay at West Ham next season.

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West Ham captain Declan Rice equalled the feats of Bobby Moore and Billy Bonds of leading the club to trophy glory. There has been a lot of rumours about where Rice will play next season as he has attracted the attention of a few clubs and the skipper addressed the speculation after last night's final.

"At the moment there's a lot of speculation going on about my future," Rice told BT Sport..

"There is interest from other clubs but ultimately I still have two years left at West Ham. I love this club and I love playing for this club."

Rice added: "My focus is playing for West Ham at the moment. I'm captain of this club and I can't speak highly enough of this place. Let's just see what happens. Let's wait and see. Who knows?"

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Simon Stone also wrote a piece to take in the atmosphere at the Fortuna Arena last night, here is a snippet: "There are moments in football that make you forget the bad stuff.

"They make you forget the idiots who throw things at players, make you forget the players who roll around on the floor as if they had been wounded when, in fact, they have barely been touched.

"Football creates moments that make you forget.

"By the side of the pitch at Fortuna Arena, with West Ham's celebrations in full swing after beating Fiorentina 2-1 to win the Europa Conference League, manager David Moyes saw his dad.

"He went straight over, gave him the firmest of hugs and placed round his neck the winners' medal he had been given by Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin.

"David snr is 87. His son is 60. They both grinned from ear to ear. The joy on their faces was something to behold. A dad with his lad, someone who has proved himself to be successful in the most unforgiving of professions, finally, after 25 years, winning something."

Read the full piece.

West Ham fans have had their best moment for 43 years last night but every fan has that one moment or match that stays with them.

What is yours? It doesn't have to be a trophy win. It could be a win over a bitter rival, surviving a relegation battle or securing a great signing.

Get in touch and let me know!

Simon Stone
BBC Sport in Prague

I was fortunate enough to be walking through the centre of Prague at 2am this morning heading back to my hotel from the game.

The place was buzzing with West Ham fans, who were singing and dancing and celebrating their team's victory last night.

The sheer elation of seeing their team win something, for any football fan is a moment to cherish and create memories that will last forever.

West Ham won't be Premier League champions. We know the biggest final is to come on Saturday.

But for the 5,000-plus fans at the game and many more at the fan park - who had paid lots of money just to be in the same city - winning the Europa Conference League means the world.

A great stat from Opta says West Ham have become the first English team to win more games in a European competition than in the Premier League in a single season.

The club won 12 Europa Conference League games and 11 league matches this campaign.

Wednesday night is one that will go down in West Ham's history and there Jarrod Bowen, among others, has cemented himself as a club hero.

There were so many incredible pictures from the occasion and the BBC have put together 10 of the best shots. I'll include a few below but if you want to see all 10 have a read of the piece here.

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West Ham manager David Moyes said he could not "go full Jose Mourinho" with his goal celebration.

"I was halfway down the touchline but I couldn't do a full Mourinho as I can't slide on my knees and the grass was a bit dry. I was worried that I was going to go on my belly so I just ran down.

"I was speaking to Jarrod [Bowen] about it and when he got through first thing I thought was 'he is not going to give offside is he? Is there any chance it's offside?'" Watch the boss' full reaction:

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Let's first recap the action from last night. Simon Stone was at the Fortuna Arena and wrote the report: "West Ham ended their 43-year wait for a major trophy as Jarrod Bowen scored a last-minute goal to beat Fiorentina and win the Europa Conference League in Prague.

"The final seemed to be heading for extra time after Said Benrahma's second-half penalty was cancelled out just seven minutes later by a well-taken effort from Giacomo Bonaventura.

"It was a testy and sometimes bad tempered game - and at one point it got downright ugly as Fiorentina captain Cristiano Biraghi was struck by a plastic bottle thrown from the West Ham section.

"The match was settled in the most dramatic manner. Bowen timed his run to perfection as Lucas Paqueta slid a superb pass through the Fiorentina defence."

Read the full piece here.

The Daily Mail

The Mail are leading with West Ham's Europa Conference League final win.

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The I

The i have also chosen to go with West Ham's history-making win, focusing on Jarrod Bowen's last-minute winner.

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The Sun

Jarrod Bowen is a West Ham legend after last-minute winner, write The Sun.

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How are you feeling this morning West Ham fans? Has it sunk in that your team has won its first major trophy in 43 years? What a final it was against Fiorentina with all the twists and turns! I'll be bringing you all the reaction from players, coaches and the footballing world this morning on the achievement.

West Ham won't be all we focus on today though with a heap of transfer news. Borussia Dortmund's Jude Bellingham has agreed terms with Real Madrid despite reported interest from clubs like Liverpool. Aston Villa are reportedly interested in signing Manchester United's Harry Maguire and Bayern Munich want Tottenham's Harry Kane. The transfer news is never-ending and so all the latest news will be here later on.

For now though let's take a look at what the papers have to say this morning ...