Premier League

Our referee this afternoon is Michael Oliver. He will be assisted by Stuart Burt and Simon Bennett. Our fourth official is Chris Kavanagh.

West Ham United: 1 Ł. Fabiański, 21 A. Ogbonna, 5 V. Coufal, 33 Emerson, 24 T. Kehrer, 27 N. Aguerd, 28 T. Souček, 41 D. Rice, 12 F. Downes, 9 M. Antonio, 20 J. Bowen. Replacements: 3 A. Cresswell, 13 A. Aréola, 18 D. Ings, 10 M. Lanzini, 8 Pablo Fornals, 7 G. Scamacca, 22 S. Benrahma, 70 K. Casey, 2 B. Johnson.

Tottenham Hotspur: 20 F. Forster, 33 B. Davies, 34 C. Lenglet, 15 E. Dier, 17 C. Romero, 12 Emerson, 5 P. Højbjerg, 4 O. Skipp, 21 D. Kulusevski, 10 H. Kane, 9 Richarlison. Replacements: 40 B. Austin, 29 P. Sarr, 7 Son Heung-Min, 23 Pedro Porro, 6 D. Sánchez, 14 I. Perišić, 25 J. Tanganga, 27 Lucas Moura, 16 A. Danjuma.

The last time the teams met was back in August at the London Stadium in London, at the start of the Premier League season. Spurs took the lead thanks to an own goal from Kehrer in the first half, but the Hammers secured a share of the points thanks to Souček's 55th minute equaliser.

In their last six League meetings, the teams have drawn twice, Spurs have won twice and West Ham have won twice.

The Hammers are on a four-match unbeaten run following their 1-0 away loss to Wolves in mid-January. Since then they have beaten Everton 2-0 at home and Derby 2-0 away in the FA Cup. In their last two matches they drew 1-1 with Newcastle and Chelsea.

Spurs' form has done a '360' n the last month. After three wins in a row (Fulham, Preston and Man City) they lost 4-1 away to Leicester in the League, followed by a 1-0 away loss to AC Milan in the Champions League.

West Ham have slipped into the drop zone, with just 20 points from their 22 matches. The good news for Hammers fans is that they have a mach in hand over the teams above them. A win over Spurs today (tough ask as it is) would rocket them up to 15th or 16th spot.

Spurs are fifth in the table with 39 points from 23 matches. They sit two points behind Newcastle, while Fulham are just one point behind them, albeit having played an extra game.