Inside West Ham’s wild celebrations as Kurt Zouma dances in dressing room and Declan Rice drags young fan on to pitch

WEST HAM celebrated their first major trophy in 43 years with a jubilant party atmosphere as they soaked in their Europa Conference League triumph.

Jarrod Bowen’s dramatic 90th-minute winner handed David Moyes’ side the trophy as they overcame Fiorentina to secure a 2-1 victory in the final in Prague.

News Group Newspapers Ltd .Declan Rice lifted a young West Ham fan onto his shoulders[/caption]

The pair celebrated ecstatically in front of the Hammers faithful

David Moyes also danced on the pitch after securing the Europa Conference League title

Captain Rice posed on the pitch with the trophy

Kurt Zouma showed off his dance moves at full-time

Ecstatic scenes ensued after the final whistle as Declan Rice lifted a young Hammers fan onto the pitch to dance with the players.

And the young kid did not hold back as he bounced up and down as the West Ham fans sang “Bowen’s on fire”.

Referencing the youngster’s dancing, commentator Robbie Savage then said: “He’s going for it, look at the youngster.”

Manager David Moyes could also be seen dancing up and down in front of the travelling West Ham fans.

@WestHamLucas Paqueta also strutted his moves in the dressing room[/caption]

Moyes enjoyed beers with his players in the dressing room

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And that was just the beginning of the celebrations in Czech Republic’s capital.

As the players made their way into the dressing room, they proceeded to bust out some dance moves as Kurt Zouma and Lucas Paqueta both showed what they are capable of.

It was a buoyant mood topped off by Moyes enjoying some beers with his players.

Rice and Tomas Soucek were snapped cracking open cans of Heineken alongside their manager.

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They then returned to the lobby of their hotel and continued to sing “Bowen’s on fire, your defence is terrified”.

The Europa Conference League triumph is West Ham’s first silverware since the 1980 FA Cup.

The victory also sees them qualify for next season’s Europa League.

It was an emotional night for many supporters of the club as they took to the streets to celebrate the achievement.

Inside Prague’s bars, fans leapt onto tables, kissing each other as tears streamed down their faces.

Many could be heard singing: “West Ham are massive everywhere we go.”

Others chanted: “2-1 to the cockney boys”.

The Europa Conference League final took place at the 19,300 capacity Fortuna Arena, with West Ham receiving a ticket allocation of just 5,000.

Just hours prior to the match, supporters had been attacked in what was dubbed an unprovoked brawl.

Black-clad hooligans in hoodies and masks could be seen hurling chairs and flares toward a bar full of Irons fans.

Around 300 West Ham supporters, including families, had been drinking at the pub when they were ambushed by a gang of 100 yobs brandishing chains, belts, and bottles.

People were said to have been raced to hospital, while local police arrested the yobs on the ground.

After the match, as celebrations spilled into the streets, West Ham fans clashed with cops in riot gear.

A flare was let off in the crowd with one eye-witness saying “all hell broke loose”.

Trouble also broke out during the match in the stadium as West Ham fans hurled plastic pint pots at a Fiorentina player Cristiano Biraghi.

Biraghi had blood pouring from his head after being struck as he went to take a corner.

The referee was also handed a disposable vape thrown from the crowd.

Jarrod Bowen scored a dramatic late winner for West HamGetty