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West Ham Premier League Guide: The Latest Fixtures, Results, Team News and West Ham Odds

West Ham Premier League Guide

West Ham have had an eventful few years. David Moyes and Declan Rice led the club to their first European trophy.

Both have since departed. Graham Potter was hired midway through the 2024/25 campaign, dragging the club away from relegation and into the mediocrity of mid-table.

There’s a talented squad at Potter’s disposal, yet the Hammers are a long way from breaking into the top seven or eight in the Premier League. This has been reflected in their football odds, which class them firmly as a mid-table team with a relegation battle as a realistic possibility.

When is West Ham’s next Premier League Fixture?

West Ham’s next Premier League match is at home to Nottingham Forest on May 18. Forest are fighting for Champions League qualification and need a victory here to give themselves a shot at jumping into the top five.

For the Hammers, this game is pretty much a dead rubber. There’s nothing to play for in the closing weeks of the season other than a bit of pride and some extra prize money if they manage to move up the table.

What are the odds West Ham win their next Premier League match?

West Ham are 7/4 to beat Forest in the Premier League at the weekend. The Hammers have won their last five home matches against Forest, dating back to 2004. Forest have claimed the last two matchups, however, with a pair of wins to nil at the City Ground.

What is the latest West Ham injury and transfer news?

Michail Antonio is a long-term absentee for West Ham with a broken leg suffered in a car crash in late 2024. Crysencio Summerville has also been unavailable since January with a thigh issue and isn’t expected to return before the end of this season.

Veteran trio Lukasz Fabianski, Vladimir Coufal, and Aaron Cresswell are leaving the club as free agents. Potter is embarking on a rebuild of the squad and will be looking to be active in the summer transfer window.

CJ Egan-Riley, Kevin Lomonaco, Ardon Jashari, and Jonathan Burkardt are among the players to have been linked with a move to the London Stadium. There is a clear effort from Potter to lower the average age of the squad, so don’t be surprised to see plenty of under-25 signings.

Who are West Ham’s key players?

Jarrod Bowen, Tomas Soucek, Max Kilman, and Mohammed Kudus are four of West Ham’s most important players. Soucek might not be the most talented player at the club, but he’s been there for a long time and has been a serviceable midfielder throughout his stint in east London.

Bowen has consistently been the Hammers’ biggest goal threat, while Kudus is a must-watch talent. Kilman looks set to be at the heart of the West Ham defence for years to come.

West Ham Premier League Fixtures

West Ham’s Premier League fixtures for the 2025-26 season will be announced on June 18.

What are the West Ham odds to win the Premier League?

West Ham have a Premier League betting price of 500/1 to win the league title in 2025/26. There are 11 teams with shorter odds than the Hammers at the time of writing, and only five teams have longer odds.

Who is the manager of West Ham?

Graham Potter is the current manager of West Ham United. Potter was hired as Julen Lopetegui’s successor in January 2025.

Previously excelling at Östersund, Swansea, and Brighton before a dodgy spell with Chelsea, Potter was linked with numerous jobs before landing at the London Stadium. His style of play is in keeping with the demands of West Ham fans, but he needs time to get his side adjusted to his tactical demands.

Where is West Ham’s stadium?

West Ham play their home matches at the London Stadium. Located in Stratford in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the London Stadium has a postcode of E20 2ST.

Previously playing at Upton Park, West Ham relocated to the former Olympic Stadium in 2016. It is the seventh-largest football stadium in the UK by capacity.

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