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AG'S FOOTBALL REPORTS BREAKING NEWS: WEST HAM PROMOTED TO THE PREMIER LEAGUE

Delight for Kevin Nolan as West Ham are back in the big league

West Ham have been promoted after beating Blackpool 2-1 Vaz-Te won the Game for West Ham with just 3 minutes left.

West Ham have are back in England"s top league after beating Blackpool 2-1 in the championship play-off final.
Carlton Cole had given West Ham a 1-0 lead at half time, from a great ball from Matt Taylor and Cole smashed home to make it 1-0 to West Ham 10 minutes before half time, this had came after Blackpool had a lot of chances to take the lead but never managed to the score at half time was 1-0 to West Ham.

After the break Blackpool began the second half just how they started the first but West Ham had the first chance of the second half but they were unable to put it away, just 4 minutes later Blackpool were level when Tom Ince got through and tapped the ball away form Rob Green who was left with no chance 1-1 anyones game once again.

Blackpool then had a chance to win when Ince crossed the ball and it bounced for Dobbie but he was unable to finish. That would prove to be costly as West Ham began to put on pressure, Kevin Nolan hit the bar which his volley after Carlton Cole's shot was blocked. When everyone thought we are going to need extra time Vaz Te picked his moment from 2 yards and smashed the ball home to make it 2-1 to West Ham. They would go on to hold on to their lead a win the game and premier league football for next season.

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