West Ham stars who defended their households from AZ Alkmaar ultras reportedly face being charged by UEFA over the ugly scenes. The likes of Declan Rice and Said Benrahma have been seen making an attempt to stop Dutch followers from coming into the devoted part for his or her family and friends after their Europa Conference League triumph.

A bunch of round 100 AZ followers have been angered by the jubilant West Ham followers after Pablo Fornals scored the one objective on the AFAS Stadium. They then tried to storm the world at full-time, with West Ham stars dashing over to guard these near them. 

In one piece of footage, Rice is seen furiously throwing an object again into the gang, such was his anger over the state of affairs. The Hammers captain and his team-mates have been livid that they have been unable to have a good time their historic victory with their households. 

UEFA is about to take a dim view of the stress, with AZ presupposed to be observing a probation interval of excellent behaviour. But the governing physique may apparently come down laborious on the West Ham gamers for his or her involvement. 

According to the Daily Telegraph, UEFA is beneath stress over the timing of the way it will perform an investigation. The report provides that UEFA doesn't need West Ham’s stars to overlook the ultimate, however is aware of it should perform due course of. 

Silence from UEFA because the incident suggests it may permit any investigation to proceed past the June 7 date for the ultimate, wherein West Ham will face Fiorentina in Prague. Rice, Benrahma, Flynn Downes and Michail Antonio are reportedly the gamers most prone to punishment. 

David Moyes’ 87-year-old father was seated within the part that AZ followers tried to achieve entry to. Security tried to escort the West Ham boss to the dressing room however the Scot insisted on making an attempt to chill tensions. 

“I can’t explain what happened and why it happened. The players were involved because it was the family section. That was probably the reason for the reaction,” Moyes defined.