West Ham United's Europa Conference League campaign ends with only one win, struggling to maintain momentum.

**West Ham United's Europa Conference League campaign ends with only one win, struggling to maintain momentum.**

West Ham United's participation in the Europa Conference League this season has been marked by inconsistency, and their campaign came to an end with a single victory, leaving fans questioning the team's ability to maintain momentum. The Hammers, currently struggling in the Premier League as well, entered the competition with relatively low expectations but still hoped for a decent run in the tournament.

The season started with a promising opening match, where West Ham secured a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Italian giants Juventus. However, the campaign quickly turned sour, with the team failing to win any of their subsequent matches. Key moments in the tournament saw the Hammers struggling to break down defenses, often falling to narrow 1-0 defeats. The only win of the season came against a struggling Hungarian side, Tisza KSE, in a match that was overshadowed by off-field issues and a lackluster performance.

Manager David Moyes, under increasing pressure due to poor results in both the Premier League and the Europa Conference League, expressed his frustration after the final match. "We didn't do enough," Moyes said. "We had chances but didn't take them. The players need to take more responsibility, and we need to work harder in the transfer market to strengthen the squad."

The campaign also saw the emergence of some young players, who showed flashes of potential but were ultimately let down by the team's inability to maintain concentration and composure. Fans, already growing impatient with the team's performance in the Premier League, will be hoping for a better outcome next season.

While the Europa Conference League may not be seen as a priority for West Ham compared to the Champions League or the Premier League, the poor performance this season will still be a cause for concern. The Hammers need to regroup and find a way to improve their form ahead of the new season, starting with a stronger pre-season preparation and a clearer vision for the future.

For now, the focus shifts back to the Premier League, but the lingering doubt over the team's ability to compete at the highest level remains. West Ham's struggle to maintain momentum in both competitions is a reminder of the work needed to return to former glory.