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West Ham host Arsenal on Sunday afternoon in a game where Arsenal are trying to get one step closer to the title, whilst were attempting to scramble out of the last escapeable relegation spot.

It is the be all or end all once again? It certainly seems to be. Should the worst-case scenario happen and a defeat occurs on Sunday, the Spuds will have a huge opportunity to increase their gap - a possible gap of four points - which means they’d have to be recouped by ourselves in two games; otherwise it’s kiss goodbye.

As the season begins to come to an end, the Hammers are set to go through a mountain of changes, whether they remain in the Premier League or not.

One decision that’ll be one of many significant ones will be whether West Ham United’s manager next season will be Nuno Espírito Santo.

West Ham have made it known that they would want to keep Nuno should the Hammers suffer relegation, viewing him as one of the perfect candidates for the task that would be at hand.

A tough result to take.

Numerous swings and roundabouts across the 90 with a brutal reality check coming our way, but it would be unfair to suggest that the 3-0 scoreline was a fair outcome.

Brentford’s goals came through initially, an own goal by Mavropanos, which had its own controversy, as well as a shocking foul by Diouf and finally, Damsgaard firing low and giving Brentford their three.