West Ham United scored at the end of either half to defeat Bolton Wanderers and climb above London rivals Tottenham into seventh place at the end of their 2001/02 Premier League campaign.
Steve Lomas fired home on the stroke of half-time and Ian Pearce netted from a late corner to snatch all three points after French international Youri Djorkaeff had levelled for Bolton.
West Ham finished as London's third most successful side - below champions Arsenal and Chelsea - after Tottenham lost 2-1 at relegated Leicester City.
The Irons amassed 53 points under manager Harry Redknapp, finishing with a symmetrical record of 15 wins, eight draws and 15 defeats.
Meanwhile, Premier League new-boys Bolton ended their 2001/02 campaign in 16th under future West Ham manager Sam Allardyce, two places above the relegation zone.
