Liverpool looks to bounce back from a disappointing draw last weekend when they travel to West Ham. The match is scheduled for Sunday at the London Stadium with kickoff at 7:30 pm.
David Moye’s side is currently flying high in the league while coming off an impressive 4-1 win over Aston Villa. In addition, the Reds succumbed to a 2-2 draw to Brighton.
Climb aboard for a passenger seat in David Moyes’ West Ham dugout as the manager looks to make a point of his own against his former employers.
With a win here, Moyes will lay down a marker as the man who’s transformed the fortunes of a once dreadfully dull side into one that finally seems to be having fun.
Home form has been of paramount importance to the Hammers during their recent run, and they will head into Saturday’s game off the back of excellent results at the London Stadium.
Manuel David Moye’s men have turned their home patch into a fortress, and they extended that unbeaten run last time out with a 4-1 triumph over Aston Villa.
In the period, only Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City had a better record away from home in the Premier League. And Klopp refused to rule out a victory at their bogey ground of the London Stadium, where his side have not won in five visits.
West Ham vs. Liverpool Head to Head
Both sides have 29 games against each other, with West Ham taking six wins while Liverpool with 18 wins. Here is a look at their previous encounters:
Home
- KRC Genk 2-2 West Ham
- Aston Villa 1-4 West Ham
- West Ham 0-0 Man City
- West Ham 1-0 Tottenham
- KRC Genk 0-3 West Ham
Away
- Liverpool 2-0 Atletico Madrid
- Liverpool 2-2 Brighton
- Preston North End 0-2 Liverpool
- Man United 0-5 Liverpool
- Atletico Madrid 2-3 Liverpool
West Ham Team News
The hosts come into this game with real concerns over the fitness of two key pairings in midfield and attack, with Yarmolenko and Vlasic both looking like they could miss out with injuries, as both were absent from training earlier this week.
Liverpool Team News
Jurgen Klopp has confirmed that Brazilian forward Roberto Firmino doubt Sunday’s clash with a hamstring injury. Liverpool will be boosted by the return of a fully fit Fabinho after his recovery from an ankle problem, while fellow defensive midfielder Naby Keita is also back from a bruised foot.
Prediction and Odds
Liverpool host struggling West Ham United at Anfield on Saturday as both teams aim to bounce back from disappointing results.
- Draw
- Double Chance
- Both Teams to Score
