Marko Arnautovic has hailed West Ham United's "amazing" 1-0 victory over Chelsea on Saturday and believes that the club are finally enjoying some luck.
The Hammers scored the only goal after just six minutes when the Austrian curled home after exchanging passes with Manuel Lanzini on the edge of the area.
Arnautovic has stressed that the win over the Premier League champions at the London Stadium was the result of hard work both in training and on the pitch, but is also happy to see more luck come West Ham's way.
"We had to work hard, as a striker we had to do many other jobs as well - defence and offence," Arnautovic told Sky Sports News after the game.
"I can't describe my feelings, it was amazing. All the players what they did was amazing and we deserve the three points. I wanted to [score] on my first day at West Ham but I think I am back on track. I don't want this to be my last goal. I want to make the club happy.
"The last few weeks we have put in a lot of work but we were not always lucky. I think it is come back and the confidence is going to be high now. We beat one of the top teams. Now we have to look to go up the table."
Despite victory, West Ham remain in the bottom three of the table, though they have drawn level on points with 17th-placed West Bromwich Albion.
