West Ham is in 18th place, while Wolverhampton Wanderers is at the bottom of the table.
West Ham has won their last five home league meetings against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Wolves have secured impressive victories over Aston Villa and Liverpool in their last matches.
West Ham United faces Wolverhampton Wanderers in a crucial Premier League match at the London Stadium. West Ham is currently 18th in the league, while Wolves sit at the bottom but have shown improvement recently.
West Ham vs Wolves â Match preview and team news
West Ham United welcome Wolverhampton Wanderers to the London Stadium on Friday for a pivotal survival clash.
The Hammers sit 18th in the Premier League after a recent loss to Aston Villa. Nuno EspĂrito Santoâs side also suffered a heartbreaking FA Cup exit against Leeds United last weekend. However, they remain just one point from safety. Significantly, West Ham have won their last five home league meetings against Wolves.
Wolves arrive in East London sitting at the bottom of the table but enjoying a recent resurgence. Rob Edwardsâ men have only lost four of their last 13 matches. They recently secured impressive victories over Aston Villa and Liverpool at Molineux.
Notably, only the top three sides have conceded fewer goals than Wolves since January. They now aim to complete their first league double over the Hammers since 2020.
Nuno EspĂrito Santo expects to welcome back Crysencio Summerville and Jean-Clair Todibo from calf injuries. Callum Wilson is also fighting to be available to lead the line tonight. Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Mads Hermansen return to the matchday squad following recent absences. However, goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski remains sidelined with a back problem.
Rob Edwards manages a nearly full-strength squad for this vital trip to the capital. Matt Doherty will miss the match due to a minor niggle. Sam Johnstone is also out with a shoulder injury that could end his season. Aside from these two, the Old Gold have no new injury concerns.
The Hammers have proved difficult to beat at home, losing just one of their last six league games. They have collected seven points at the London Stadium during this period. Notably, set-piece defending remains a major concern for Nunoâs side. They have conceded 17 goals from dead-ball situations this term. Only one side has ever conceded more in a single campaign.
Wolves have scored two goals in each of their last three Premier League matches. This recent clinical edge has yielded seven points from a possible nine. Notably, the team has shown improved defensive discipline under Rob Edwards. They have kept things tight, conceding only 15 goals in their last 13 outings.
West Ham United Predicted XI (4-3-3): Hermansen; Wan-Bissaka, Mavropanos, Disasi, Diouf; Fernandes, Magassa, Soucek; Bowen, Pablo, Castellanos
Wolves Predicted XI (3-5-2): Sa; Mosquera, S. Bueno, Krejci; Tchatchoua, J. Gomes, Andre, Mane, H. Bueno; Armstrong, Arokodare
The match is televised live in the UK on Sky Sports Premier League. Coverage begins at 19:00 BST.
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