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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24114659" data-attributes="member: 158020">West Ham 1 Arsenal 0: Nasri  impresses as Arnautovic waved off   <img src="http://www.elakiri.com//i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/01/12/15/8437748-6584515-image-a-58_1547306899087.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />   Samir Nasri impressed for West Ham as they claimed a 1-0 Premier League  victory over his former club Arsenal at London Stadium on Saturday.   Nasri was making his Premier League debut for the club as he continues his  comeback from an 18-month ban for receiving an intravenous treatment at a Los  Angeles clinic in December 2016, contravening World Anti-Doping Agency  rules. And the former France international was a key figure for West Ham, setting up  Declan Rice for the winner early in the second half.     Marko Arnautovic - linked with a move to China - waved to fans after being  replaced in the second half, while Arsenal struggled to truly test goalkeeper  Lukasz Fabianski in a poor showing.   Mark Noble failed to get enough purchase on a left-footed strike from the  edge of the box as West Ham threatened to take an early lead but it was Arsenal  who forced the first real save of the match – Fabianski providing the block  after Alexandre Lacazette had exposed a hole in the Hammers' defence.   Sead Kolasinac chose to cut the ball back for Lacazette when a shot would  have been the better option after the ball broke for him down the left after 23  minutes, while Nasri probably should have followed the Bosnian's example when he  drilled into the side-netting soon after.   Nasri then teed up Felipe Anderson to fizz a low strike wide, before Matteo  Guendouzi arrowed a strike just past the post from distance with Fabianski at  full stretch and Declan Rice headed just off target in the closing stages of an  even first half.    West Ham made the breakthrough three minutes into the second half, when a  weak clearing header from Laurent Koscielny fell to former Arsenal colleague  Nasri, who laid off the ball for Rice fire home from just inside the box - the  19-year-old's first goal for the club.   Arsenal improved following the introduction of Aaron Ramsey - who is said to  have agreed a deal with Juventus this week - after 59 minutes but failed to make  their chances count, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alex Iwobi missing two  opportunities of note.   The Gunners had the ball in the back of the net in stoppage time,,, but  Koscielny's header was ruled out for offside against Lucas Torreira, who crossed  the ball, as West Ham held on for a first home win against the Gunners since  2006.</blockquote>

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