West Ham have beaten Chelsea once this season, edging a tight EFL Cup tie on a fiery night at the London Stadium in October. Crowd trouble marred a fine win for Slaven Bilic’s side and it was a surprise to see this match moved to a late kick-off. West Ham, who will be hoping that Andy Carroll will be fit enough to replace the suspended Michail Antonio up front, will be desperate for the focus to remain on the pitch. Then again, Chelsea are likely to be out for revenge. Jacob SteinbergKick-off Monday 8pmVenue London StadiumLast season West Ham 2 Chelsea 1Live Sky Sports 1Referee Andre MarrinerThis season G18, Y67, R1, 3.78 cards per gameOdds H 11-2 A 8-13 D 3-1West Ham UtdSubs from Adrián, Spiegel, Collins, Masuaku, Byram, Nordtveit, Fernandes, Quina, Ayew, Fletcher, CalleriDoubtful Carroll (groin)Injured Sakho (back, Apr), Ogbonna (knee, Aug), Arbeloa (calf, unknown), Töre (knee, unknown)Suspended Antonio (one match)Form WWLWDDDiscipline Y61 R4Leading scorer Antonio 8ChelseaSubs from Begovic, Eduardo, Zouma, Terry, Aina, Fàbregas, Chalobah, Aké, Musonda, Batshuayi, Loftus-Cheek, WillianDoubtful Alonso, Hazard (both match fitness), David Luiz (knee)Injured NoneSuspended NoneForm WWDWDWDiscipline Y50 R0Leading scorer Costa 16

Source: The Guardian March 05, 2017 09:00 UTC