Sam Allardyce has draw his ambition to meet the criteria for the Europa League next period by ensuring that West Ham end first in the Premier League Fair Play board.
The top 3 nations in UEFA's rankings qualify for the rivalry, with England currently session third at the back the state of Ireland and Netherlands.
At present, the hammer sit first in the Premier League ranking with 999 points - eight in front of second-placed Burnley.
And the lure of hosting European games in the club's final period at Upton commons, previous to their move to the Olympic Stadium, is an chance that Allardyce believe shouldn't be sniff at.
'Based on what we’re life form told, we have a actually good chance of qualify for the Europa League by finishing pinnacle of the Fair Play League,' the 60-year-old tell the Evening Stanard.
'I believe Burnley are our adjacent rivals but we’ve it seems that been peak all season.
'The criteria include your punitive evidence but that’s not all. Crowd behaviour, admiration to match officials and your team’s move toward to games - the kind of football you play, chances you make, how amusing you are - also play a fraction as well.
'Things can change in the previous few games but the knowledge of European rivalry should be everyone’s vision, particularly in what should be a important final period at the Boleyn Ground.
'Whether you go into via the front or back door doesn’t substance. The evidence books will say you fit for Europe in 2015-16.
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