West Ham boss David Moyes was pleased with Danny Ings' impact for victory at Burnley.

The Irons won 2-1 on the day.

On former Claret Ings, Moyes said: "Danny Ings did a lot of good things in the first half. He held it up quite well when we got it into him but we didn't create any chances.

"But I have to say when we needed to chase the ball in the second half and we were running out of a bit of legs, Divin (Mubama) has got bundles of it. He's a willing worker and it doesn't bother him if you ask him to do two or three jobs.

"He's an East End boy, a West Ham boy, so he's playing for his home team."

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