We're expecting an entertaining 90 minutes at the London Stadium for Saturday's 5:30pm kick-off between West Ham and Tottenham.
Despite claiming an excellent 3-0 victory away at Nottingham Forest before the international break, West Ham have lost three of their four matches in all competitions this season. Following heavy defeats to Sunderland and Chelsea in the league, the Hammers were knocked out of the EFL Cup by Wolves.
Tottenham have made a bright start to life under their new manager, Thomas Frank, winning their opening two league games against Burnley and Manchester City before suffering a surprise 1-0 defeat against Bournemouth.
West Ham have conceded three or more goals in three of their four matches across all competitions, but have only failed to score in one of those matches. Spurs scored three times in their opening game of the season against Burnley and have not conceded more than one goal in any of their first three league games.
We can't see either side keeping a clean sheet this weekend and have backed the visitors to bring Graham Potter's side back down to earth with a bang.
West Ham 1-3 Tottenham