West Ham United's Europa Conference League campaign has faced significant challenges, with the club currently sitting bottom of Group F after losing all three of their league matches so far this season.
The Hammers have struggled to find their form since the start of the season, and their poor performances on the pitch have not been helped by injuries to key players such as Declan Rice and Michail Antonio. Despite these setbacks, West Ham manager David Moyes remains optimistic about the team's chances of progressing through the group stages.
Despite their struggles in the league, West Ham have shown some resilience in Europe, scoring two goals against FC Midtjylland in their opening game of the competition. However, they have yet to manage another victory, leaving them just one point off the bottom spot in Group F.
With only four games left in the Europa Conference League, West Ham will need to pick up some wins if they hope to progress further into the competition. However, it is unlikely that they will be able to achieve this without making some significant changes to their squad.
Injuries to key players and a lack of consistency from the rest of the team have made it difficult for West Ham to perform at their best, but Moyes remains confident that his side can turn things around in time for the end of the season. With a few more wins under their belt, the Hammers could still make a strong push for a place in the Europa League knockout rounds.