Inside West Ham’s wild dressing room party that Mark Noble cleaned up after popping out to meet fan James Corden
MARK NOBLE went from tears to sweeping up the away dressing room after West Ham secured their place in the Europa League semi-finals.
The Hammers advanced into the last four on Thursday night after thrashing Lyon 3-0 at the Groupama Stadium.
It is the first time the East London outfit have reached the semi-finals of a European tournament since the European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1976.
And David Moyes‘ men celebrated their emphatic victory with their travelling fans following the full-time whistle in France.
The players carried on the party back in the dressing room, where the realisation of their historic win reduced Noble to tears.
West Ham shared a snap on social media of the 34-year-old letting out his emotions.
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Captioning the snap, they tweeted: “What it means.”
Noble also had time to pop out to the stands alongside Declan Rice to take a selfie with fan James Corden.
The British actor and television host flew in from Los Angeles to watch the clash in Lyon.
Rice took to his Instagram story to share the picture of the trio, where he simply said: “Let’s gooo! What a win.”
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He then posted a snap of him dancing in the dressing room, where he remarked: “Enjoymentttt! What a night. Goal & Into Semis. We will keep pushing.”
According to the Evening Standard, even Moyes joined in on the dancing as Rednex’s Cotton Eye Joe blared out.
After the wild celebrations, Noble helped clean up the dressing room as he swept up the mess created by his team.
The second half substitute, who is retiring at the end of the season, revealed in February how he always sweeps the dressing room clean to show respect to the staff.
Czech Republic duo Tomas Soucek and Vladimir Coufal missed out on the joyous post-match antics as they were called to undergo a drug test.