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West Ham boss Nuno Espirito Santo has been speaking to the media before Monday's Premier League game against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park (kick-off 20:00 BST).
Here are the key lines from his news conference:
Nuno confirmed "all the boys are OK" and that is a reflection of his players' "commitment to prepare themselves really well" and to "take care of themselves after the matches, recovery-wise".
On the mood at the club after last week's important victory over Wolves: "We're working hard. The atmosphere is good, focused and getting ready for Monday. I don't think there is a risk [of complacency]. It's positive after a good performance and helps in terms of preparation. We will make sure we are focused on what we have to do. "
On moving outside of the relegation zone: "It's much better when you see but nothing has changed really. We still have six games to go - a lot of work to do."
The Hammers boss dismissed that playing last of the relegation-threatened teams this week makes a big difference: "We have to focus on ourselves. We cannot control what happens at the other stadiums."
Nuno said they have a big challenge ahead in "sustaining their levels of performance which is very hard".
He was asked about Konstantinos Mavropanos being linked with a summer move but maintained the defender is "totally focused and committed".
On Monday's opposition, the West Ham boss said Crystal Palace's threats come from "all over the place" and added: "They are a very good team. The shape and idea is really established and that brought a lot of success last season. They continue to perform well and have individual players with a lot of talent."
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Nuno confirmed that all players are fit and highlighted their commitment to proper preparation and recovery.
The mood is positive and focused, with Nuno stating that the team is ready for the upcoming match against Crystal Palace.
Nuno noted that despite moving outside the relegation zone, there are still six games left and a lot of work to do.

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