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We keep trying to build momentum - Nuno

West Ham are looking to continue their impressive run in the Championship as they head to leaders Swansea City on Saturday (15:00 BST).

Hammers boss Nuno Espirito Santo has been speaking to BBC Radio London's Emma Jones:

  • On returning to winning ways against Lincoln City on Wednesday: "There's always pressure, inside our objective. It was important to achieve a win. We still keep trying to build momentum, and more than anything perform well, compete well, so we can be stronger."

  • On Tomas Soucek's two goals in the 6-0 victory: "It was very important for him, after such a long period out, to score goals, to celebrate, to be happy - but there were lots of positives."

  • On whether a game against a rival is must-win: "All the matches are must-win, all the points you can win are the same. From the first game, winning is always our objective."

  • On playing Swansea: "It will be very tough. They are a good team and doing things very well, so we expect a very competitive match."

  • On Swans' boss and fellow Portuguese Victor Matos: "I do know him, but not very well. He is doing a very good job. He is a young manager with a lot of quality. I haven't had the chance to speak to him, but I have big admiration and respect."

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