West Ham United are set to head to Molineux to take on Wolves in the Premier League tomorrow afternoon.
The Premier League clash between Wolves and West Ham is a vital one for both sides, with the race for the European places really beginning to heat up.
David Moyes desperately needs a win, after a poor return of just three points from our last four league games.
The Hammers have received some bad news ahead of the clash with Wolves tomorrow, with Tim Robinson set to be on VAR duty at Molineux.
If we are to finish inside the top seven this season, nothing less than three points will do for us up in the Black Country.
We haven’t been in great form recently but if the defence can sort themselves out, our front four are capable of causing any team problems.
I think we might just have a good chance of beating Wolves tomorrow…
Wolves suffer double blow ahead of West Ham Premier League clash:
The Hammers players really need to start performing, if we are to qualify for European competition for the fourth successive campaign.
The draw with Tottenham on Tuesday night saw big improvements from certain players, especially defensively.
West Ham need to be 100% on it against Wolves, and if the players turn up, we’ll have a real chance. On the flip-side, the hosts may well be weakened severely…
Premier Injuries report that both Neto and Hee-chan Hwang will miss the Premier League clash with West Ham.
Those two players will be massive misses for Gary O’Neill. Sure, they still have dangerous players who can hurt us, but they will definitely be hindered without the Portuguese and South Korean attackers.
Now the Hammers have to take advantage – there are no excuses for us. If we are to finish inside the European spots this season, we need to win our next three games against Wolves, Fulham and Crystal Palace – it really is as simple as that.
West Ham need to start that run by racking up three vital Premier League points against Wolves at Molineux. I fancy us as well.
With the absence of key players for Wolves, West Ham should capitalize on this opportunity and aim for a crucial victory to reignite their European aspirations.