Wolves v West Ham United live stream, Saturday 20 November, 3pm GMT
West Ham will be looking to make it five wins on the bounce when they face Wolves on Saturday afternoon.
David Moyes’ men moved up to third in the Premier League table thanks to a 3-2 victory over Liverpool before the international break. Jurgen Klopp may have been unhappy with some of the refereeing decisions on the day, but that did not detract from the fact that West Ham were the better team. Liverpool struggled to handle their counter-attacking surges and set-piece prowess, and the Hammers will hope the same combination brings them another win this weekend.
While much has been made of the fact that the London Stadium is finally beginning to feel like home, West Ham have also been excellent on the road this season. No team in the division has collected more points at opposition stadiums than Moyes’ side, who have won four and drawn one of their trips away from east London.
Wolves arrived at Selhurst Park in their last fixture on the back of a five-game unbeaten run, but they were outplayed by Crystal Palace and slumped to a 2-0 defeat. That is now five games without a clean sheet for Bruno Lage’s side who may well find it difficult to shut out an in-form West Ham team.
Wolves will have to make do without Pedro Neto, Jonny Otto, Hugo Bueno and Yerson Mosquera, but Fernando Marcal is in line to return to the matchday squad. Daniel Podence is pushing for his second start of the season having now returned to full fitness.
West Ham have lost Angelo Ogbonna to an ACL injury; the Italian centre-back could miss the rest of the campaign. Pablo Fornals is available for selection, though, and Declan Rice has recovered from the illness that forced him to withdraw from the England squad last week.
Kick-off is at 3pm GMT on Saturday 20 November. See below for international broadcast options.
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