Taking a look back at a classic West Ham United moment on this day in history, in association with Heineken...
A first-half brace from Pablo Fornals and a late goal from Declan Rice on this day in 2021 saw West Ham United beat Southampton to cap a memorable season with qualification for the UEFA Europa League.
Going into the final game of the campaign knowing that a point would be enough to secure sixth place - and with it European football the next season - the Irons' initial nerves were settled by a quickfire pair of close-range finishes from Fornals midway through the first half.
Those goals sent the 10,000 Claret and Blue-clad supporters - attending London Stadium for the first time since December due to the COVID-19 lockdowns - into delirium, and granted the Hammers an element of control they thenceforth never looked like relinquishing.
A late break from Rice saw the home captain slot past Southampton 'keeper Alex McCarthy to cap a glorious day in east London - sealing a 3-0 win which set the Club's all-time record for Premier League points in a single season at 65.
Enjoy those goals again in the video player above.
