Nottingham Forest won this exact fixture 1-0 last season, last winning consecutive home league games against West Ham in December 1983.

West Ham are looking to complete a first league double over Nottingham Forest since 2011-12 in the Championship, and their first in the top-flight since 1968-69.

Nottingham Forest have lost nine of their last 13 Premier League matches (W2 D2), including three of their four in 2024 so far (D1). Since the start of November, no side has lost more games in the competition than Forest (9, level with Brentford and Burnley).

West Ham have lost both of their last two league games, conceding nine goals in the process, as many as they had in their previous eight in the Premier League beforehand. The Hammers have also failed to score in those two defeats; not since August 2022 have they lost three league games in a row without scoring, a run that included a 1-0 defeat away to Nottingham Forest.

Nottingham Forest have conceded in each of their last 13 Premier League matches (29 conceded) since a 2-0 win over Aston Villa in November. Indeed, they have kept the fewest clean sheets of any ever-present side over the last two seasons (11 in 62 games).

West Ham United have suffered two Premier League defeats by five or more goals this season (0-5 vs Fulham, 0-6 vs Arsenal). It’s only the second time they’ve ever done so twice in one season, along with the 2001-02 campaign (0-5 vs Everton, 1-7 vs Blackburn).

In their 6-0 defeat against Arsenal, West Ham had their joint-fewest shots (5), fewest shots on target (1), registered their lowest xG (0.2) and had their fewest touches in the opposition box (7) in a Premier League game this season.

Callum Hudson-Odoi has scored a goal in each of his last two Premier League appearances for Nottingham Forest, as many as he’d scored in his first previous 43 matches combined. It is the only time Hudson-Odoi has found the net in consecutive Premier League games.

David Moyes has won a Premier League match at 37 different stadiums, although his one game at the City Ground ended in a 1-0 defeat. The only managers with a win at more different stadiums in the competition are Arsène Wenger (48), Alex Ferguson (47), Harry Redknapp (39) and José Mourinho (38).

Anthony Elanga has been directly involved in 11 goals in 23 Premier League appearances for Nottingham Forest (5 goals, 6 assists) – no player has ever been involved in more goals aged 21 or younger for Forest in the Premier League (Brennan Johnson, also 11).