West Ham v Leeds live stream, Sunday 16 January, 2.00pm GMT
West Ham and Leeds face off for the second time in a week on Sunday, with the Hammers seeking another win to tighten their grip on fourth place.
The Hammers came out on top in last weekend’s FA Cup third round clash, with Manuel Lanzini and Jarrod Bowen scoring in a 2-0 win at the London Stadium.
Marcelo Bielsa has had all week to prepare his Leeds side for an improved showing in their second visit to the capital in quick succession.
West Ham were in midweek action, beating Norwich 2-0 to move into fourth place, with Bowen scoring twice to continue his superb recent form.
David Moyes’ side are on a great run, racking up four consecutive wins in all competitions, while Leeds have won just once in their last six outings.
The 16th-placed Yorkshire club beat Burnley 3-1 in their last game to extend the gap over the relegation zone to eight points, but they won’t be taking survival for granted.
West Ham came out on top in the two sides' first league meeting of the season at Elland Road, with Michail Antonio scoring in the 90th minute to clinch a 2-1 victory.
The Hammers’ overall record against Leeds is poor though, winning only five of their 23 Premier League clashes, although three of those have come in their last three meetings.
Leeds have struggled for consistency this season and are targeting back-to-back league wins for the first time in 2021/22.
Bielsa has injury issues to deal with, as Sam Greenwood, Rodrigo, Joe Gelhardt, Tyler Roberts, Kalvin Phillips, Liam Cooper, Pascal Struijk, Charlie Cresswell and Jamie Shackleton are out, while Diego Llorente is suspended.
The return to fitness of Patrick Bamford and Junior Firpo is a boost, though.
Kick-off is at 2.00pm GMT on Sunday 16 January, and the game is on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event. See below for international broadcast options.
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