West Ham v Sevilla as it happened - Yarmolenko nets fitting match winner in extra-time as Hammers claim place in Europa League last-eight

Reflect on a truly unbelievable night at the London Stadium with a read of our match report...

Just as if it was written in the stars, Yarmolenko - the Ukraine international - nets the decisive goal as West Ham knock out Sevilla in front of a packed-out London Stadium.

Fredericks takes the place of Antonio as the hosts eat up the time.

West Ham are just 120 seconds from sealing their place in the last-eight of the Europa League!

Yarmolenko, a fitting match-winner.

Cresswell goes into the referee's notebook. West Ham won't care, they're moments away from knocking out six-time Europa League winners Sevilla.

Four decades since they last reached out a major European quarter-final!

Noble replaces Lanzini with six minutes remaining.

What a moment. Only sport can produce moments like this.

It just had to be Yarmolenko!

Fornals carves inside and sees his shot saved by Bono but Yarmolenko - the Ukraine international - is in perfect position to tap it home.

Extraordinary! How fitting if this proves to be the winner!

Gudelj makes way for Carmona.

West Ham break after Montiel sees his cross blocked, but Antonio fails to pick out Lanzini with a simple pass. Get that right and West Ham are through.

The ball drops perfectly for Rice, who, 30 yards out, must fancy his chances as he lines up his shot. However, he gets underneath it and blazes it miles over the bar.

He won't want to watch this back.

Off we go...

Navas, at 36-years-old, is finally taken off. On comes Montiel.

Fifteen more minutes to find a winner! West Ham will be wondering how Soucek didn't score, but the hosts have been well in the ascendancy.

Lanzini draws the free-kick after being fouled by Munir. Rice sends it right into the mixer but Sevilla win the defensive header.

There's a blast from the past! Kevin Nolan, West Ham's first team coach, is shown a yellow card for the referee for having too much to say.

Martial has six career goals against the Hammers, but he won't add to that total tonight as he makes way for Luismi.

West Ham supporters thought this was in! Fornals' corner delivery is superb and picks out Dawson. He flicks it towards the back post but Soucek just can't turn it home from the tightest of angles, hitting the side-netting.

Munir, who scored the only goal of the first leg, is on to replace Corona.