Nuno less than impressed by what happened in West Ham dressing room after win vs Swansea

Nuno Espirito Santo clearly didn't appreciate West Ham United players' musical taste after beating Swansea City on Saturday.

Swansea.com Stadium hosted the Hammers on 17 October in the Championship, with the visitors winning the three points.

Divine Mukasa scored the only goal of the game in the 1-0 victory in south-west Wales.

After the game, West Ham players celebrated in the dressing room by playing songs from some of the most renowned artists of the modern era.

The Irons have every right to be in high spirits after beating the league leaders away from home.

As things stand, the East London club are one point behind the top spot, sitting second in the Championship.

How Nuno Espirito Santo reacted to West Ham dressing room scenes

Mohamadou Kate was impressive against Swansea, providing the assist for Mukasa's goal.

It was a gruelling game for the Hammers, who conceded multiple chances but were let off the hook.

The Irons' dressing room enjoyed the full-time feeling by playing songs from the likes of Giggs, Drake, Gunna, Young Thug and Future.

Nuno was subsequently asked about it post-match and said, "This is not music."

The tongue-in-cheek response suggests that the Portuguese manager was less than impressed with the music he heard.

Nuno's unsung hero emerges after win vs Swansea

Nuno hasn't had the most comfortable spell at West Ham and losing key players in the summer didn't help.

While the Hammers are deemed to have enough quality to win automatic promotion this season, they lost serious defensive quality during the transfer window.

Fans were concerned about the full-backs at the Portuguese manager's disposal, but Morato has eased some of those fears.

The Brazilian defender, on loan from Nottingham Forest, has been relied on at left-back and has brought defensive solidity to the team.

Morato has been an unsung hero for Nuno this season and could be key in leading the Irons back into the Premier League.

Jan Veltman's experience at right-back is also having the desired effect as the East London club now look much more stable at the back.