West Ham United ended Tottenham Hotspur’s title challenge last season, Manuel Lanzini scoring the only goal on a boisterous Friday night at the London Stadium. But Lanzini’s unavailability boosts Tottenham’s chances of revenge. While West Ham have kept three consecutive clean sheets, Mauricio Pochettino’s side have won their first two away games without conceding a goal. Jacob SteinbergKick-off Saturday 12.30pmVenue London StadiumLast season West Ham United 1 Tottenham Hotspur 0Live SSPLReferee Michael OliverThis season G4, Y12, R1, 3.50 cards per gameOdds H 5-1 A 4-7 D 3-1West Ham UnitedSubs from Adrián, Trott, Byram, Masuaku, Fernandes, Haksabanovic, Rice, Quina, Holland, Ayew, Sakho, ArnautovicDoubtful Fernandes (ankle)Injured Obiang (match fitness, 30 Sep), Collins (ankle, Oct), Lanzini (knee, Oct)Suspended NoneForm LLLWDDiscipline Y9 R1Leading scorer Hernández 2Tottenham HotspurSubs from Vorm, Gazzaniga, Trippier, Walker-Peters, Foyth, Winks, Sissoko, Nkoudou, Son, LlorenteDoubtful NoneInjured Wanyama (knee, 30 Sep), Rose (knee, Oct), Lamela (hip, Nov)Suspended NoneForm WLDWDDiscipline Y8 R0Leading scorers Alli, Kane 2

Source: The Guardian September 22, 2017 14:15 UTC