Brentford will look to continue their winning streak against West Ham. This season, Brentford has a strong record against other London clubs in the Premier League, having drawn with Tottenham and Crystal Palace and defeated Chelsea and Fulham.

After a convincing 3-1 victory over Arsenal in the EFL Cup on Wednesday, David Moyes’s Hammers ought to be brimming with confidence, as both sides have found the net in each of their last five away league games.
With West Ham a point ahead of Brentford after ten games, the league standings implies that these rivals may be difficult to divide. Nevertheless, there are strong attackers in both teams, so a competitive match is anticipated.

The lineup that triumphed against Chelsea the previous Saturday could be named by Brentford manager Thomas Frank. Ivan Toney, the striker, is suspended, and Rico Henry, Kevin Schade, Josh Dasilva, Mikkel Damsgaard, Shandon Baptiste, and Keane Lewis-Potter all hurt.

Lucas Paqueta and Edson Alvarez, two West Ham midfielders, were given a suspension after receiving their fifth yellow card of the year the previous weekend. Paqueta should be replaced by Mohammed Kudus, who scored a fantastic goal in Wednesday’s EFL Cup victory over Arsenal, and Michail Antonio will likely start up front again.