West Ham have won just two of their last 12 Premier League games against Newcastle (D4 L6), with both of these victories coming away from home (August 2021, November 2024).

Newcastle have lost just one of their eight Premier League away games at the London Stadium against West Ham (W5 D2), and are unbeaten in their last six visits (W4 D2).

West Ham United have made their worst start to a Premier League season after nine matches (4 points), with 2006-07 their previous worst (5 points). The Hammers have never previously suffered as many as eight defeats in their opening 10 games of a league season.

Newcastle United are winless in their last seven away Premier League matches (D4 L3), failing to score in four of those games. They last had a longer away winless run between August and December 2021 (9 games).

West Ham have conceded the most goals in the Premier League this season (20) and have faced the second most shots (133) and have the second worst expected goals against total (15.2). It’s the earliest into a league season the Hammers have conceded 20 goals since 1967-68 (21 in eight games).

Seven of Newcastle United’s last 13 Premier League goals have been scored in the final 15 minutes of matches, with only one of their previous 34 beforehand scored in the 76th minute or after. Bruno Guimarães’ 90th minute winner against Fulham on MD9 was their latest winning goal since March 2024 (Harvey Barnes vs West Ham).

Nuno Espírito Santo has lost three of his first four Premier League games as West Ham boss, losing the last three in a row. It’s his sixth run of three defeats in a row as a Premier League manager (including across clubs) but he has never previously lost four consecutively.

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has won seven Premier League matches against West Ham (D6 L4), only winning more against Aston Villa (8). He’s also won his last three against Nuno Espírito Santo, with those games producing 16 goals (5.3 on average per game).

Bruno Guimarães has three Premier League goals in eight games in 2025-26 for Newcastle, only two fewer than he managed in 38 games last season (5). He’s ended on the winning side in 19 of the 21 matches he’s scored in (90.5%), the sixth-best ratio of any player to score in 20+ games in Premier League history.

This could be West Ham striker Callum Wilson’s first ever Premier League appearance against one of his former clubs – he’s played 75 games since 2022-23 for Newcastle and West Ham, but never faced Bournemouth. The only player to have played for three or more clubs and made more appearances than Wilson (245) without facing a former side in Premier League history is Neil Sullivan (247).