Don't do it James Tomkins!

Bit of a risky back pass to the 'keeper almost plays Odio Ighalo in. Just about safe though. 

Did he know he was there?

Now then, West Ham are taking a step back for a moment here, looking to slow Watford's momentum with a few careful passes at the back. 

As soon as it comes beyond the halfway line the home side are on to them though, great pressing to win it back.

Down the other end, Watford go so close to opening the scoring! 

Nathan Ake has a header from a corner saved by Adrian, Odion Ighalo is following in but can't connect, Troy Deeney does but his shot is blocked by Andy Carroll. 

Was there a hand? The home fans think so...

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Victor Moses was offside anyway so it doesn't really matter but still - Watford were exposed far too easily there. 

Dmitri Payet spins away from Ben Watson and with one pass Moses was in. 

The flag was up though, and his touch was awful.

And here's Watford's best move so far.

Allan Nyom with a cross to the back stick, Troy Deeney is lurking, his cut-back ricochets to the edge of the box but West Ham can rally to clear.

Hello Dimitri Payet! 

Beautiful little trick in midfield to spin away into space - a 360 roulette if you will - but his low shot has no power. Easily gathered.

Last season there were very few better strike partnerships than Watford's Troy Deeney and Odion Ighalo. 

The home side knocking the ball around at the back before the inevtiable hook up field, looking for that combination to spark again. 

Meanwhile, Victor Moses is looking nippy on the break for West Ham...

Here we go then, we are under way at Vicarage Road.

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Meanwhile, Watford have lost their last two at home...

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"If you look only at Watford's miserable home record and West Ham's superb away form then you'll quickly mark this down as a Hammers win. I would have done too before Watford's victory at Stoke.

"There I saw three unexpected points claimed by the impressive team ethic. They have no stars. Instead, working unselfishly, they are clearly determined to try to survive amidst the Premier League's glamour.

"Usually, West Ham are among the also-rans. But look at the table. Think of their superb away wins this season and their Chelsea victory last weekend.

"I find both clubs refreshing. I hope to relish this game. No, I don't know who's going to win."

Will today just be a tale of two strikers?

Watford head coach Quique Sanchez Flores: "For me, at this moment, Troy Deeney is really good. From the first moment in this league he played like a striker. 

"Now he is settled, he has put in good performances. His impact on the team is very important." 

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West Ham manager Slaven Bilic on Andy Carroll: "His quality, as I said 20 times, was never an issue. When he is fit he is capable of everything. 

"We are good in the air without Carroll - we have Diafra Sakho and Nikica Jelavic who are good in the air. But he is maybe the best in England - definitely when he is fit. 

"If the good balls come in an area where he is, it is almost impossible to mark him."  

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The teams are in already...

Watford manager Quique Flores names an unchanged starting eleven from the team that beat Stoke 2-0 last weekend.

Watford XI: Gomes, Nyom, Cathcart, Britos, Ake, Capoue, Watson, Abdi, Deeney, Anya, Ighalo.

West Ham manager Slaven Bilic makes two changes to the team that beat Chelsea 2-1 last weekend. 

Diafra Sahko and Mauro Zarare drop out, while Andy Carroll - who got the winner against the Blues - and on-loan forward Victor Moses, who was ineligible against his parent club, return.

West Ham XI:  Adrian, Jenkinson, Collins, Tomkins, Cresswell, Noble, Kouyate, Lanzini, Payet, Moses, Carroll.

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In fact, maybe you could tell us?

Don't forget you can predict the outcome of the weekend's matches using the BBC Sport Predictor here.

What kind of a game are we in for today then? 

Can West Ham continue their big-match form (how about beating Chelsea, Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool so far) against Watford? 

Or will Quique Flores's side pick up a second win on the bounce, following last weekend's win at Stoke?

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Good afternoon, welcome. I trust the water runs freely down your mountain.

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