Summary

  • Burnley have lost last three Premier League games

  • West Ham winless in five league games, worst run since late 2017

  1. Things can change quickly - Dychepublished at 14:52 Greenwich Mean Time 9 November 2019

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    "One result doesn't change everything when you are inside the camp, media-wise it does of course, but I know how quickly these things can turn around.

    "There is a lot of honesty in the group and I don't think they will need too much to affect their own response without my words."

    Sean DycheImage source, Reuters
  2. 'Closer to the bottom three than the top four'published at 14:52 Greenwich Mean Time 9 November 2019

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    Steven Wyeth
    Match of the Day commentator at Turf Moor

    Form can be infuriatingly elusive: easy to relinquish, difficult to rediscover.

    When West Ham beat Manchester United in September they had taken 10 points from the last 12 available, were fifth, and European football seemed a rational aspiration. Five winless matches later the Hammers are closer to the bottom three than the top four.

    Autumnal signs of encouragement faded fast for Burnley too, a point and a place worse of than their visitors in 14th after three successive defeats.

    The match offers both sides the chance to restore confidence before the international break, making another negative result all the more unthinkable.

    Manuel PellegriniImage source, Getty Images
  3. Postpublished at 14:46 Greenwich Mean Time 9 November 2019

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    Hello there!

    Burnley have lost three on the bounce, and are leaking goals in a way you wouldn't associate with them.

    West Ham are without a win in five, and both are in the lower half of the table.

    Not great days if claret and blue is your thing, so let's see how it pans out at Turf Moor today, shall we?

  4. Team news - Wood back for Burnleypublished at 14:00 Greenwich Mean Time 9 November 2019

    Burnley v West Ham (15:00 GMT)

    Striker Chris Wood returns after missing two games with a hamstring injury, with Phil Bardsley and Charlie Taylor also returning, with Taylor making his first start of the season - Matt Lowton, Erik Pieters and Jay Rodriguez all drop to the bench.

    Burnley starting XI: Pope, Bardsley, Mee, Tarkowski, Taylor, Hendrick, Cork, McNeil, Westwood, Wood, Barnes.

    Substitutes: Hart, Lowton, Brady, Pieters, Lennon, Rodriguez, Long.

    BurnleyImage source, BBC Sport

    West Ham starting XI: Jiminez, Fredericks, Diop, Balbuena, Cresswell,Snodgrass, Rice, Noble, Fornals, Felipe Anderson, Haller.

    Substitutes: Martin, Zabaleta, Yarmolenko, Lanzini, Sanchez, Ogbonna, Ajeti

    Ryan Fredericks and Pablo Fornals are the two changes made by Manuel Pellegrini, with Pablo Zabaleta and Andriy Yarmolenko missing out.

    West Ham teamImage source, BBC Sport

    Come back at 14:50 GMT for the build-up to kick off.