David Moyes insists West Ham were 'due a decision or two' after more VAR controversy helped the Hammers beat Bournemouth - before the Scot welcomes the upcoming World Cup break as his side try to bounce back from a poor start to the season

David Moyes has insisted his West Ham side were 'due a decision' after the Hammers beat Bournemouth 2-0 via two controversial VAR calls on Monday.

The Hammers' first goal was allowed to stand despite a lengthy check for a handball by Thilo Kehrer, before they were awarded a penalty late on after Jordan Zemura was adjudged to have handled Vladimir Coufal's cross on review.

Moyes, speaking to Sky Sports after the game, admitted 'everybody thinks' they are due a decision, before echoing other managers' views in asking for consistency.

'I do think we were due a decision or two', the Scot said.