West Ham XI vs Tottenham: Starting lineup, confirmed team news, latest injury list for Premier League today

Jonathan Gorrie20 March 2022

West Ham face a real test of their resources as they take on Tottenham in a huge Premier League clash this afternoon, just three days after their mammoth Europa League effort against Sevilla.

Jarrod Bowen is again sidelined by a heel injury, while Vladimir Coufal is still recovering from a hernia operation.

“We have a few limping but you expect that after a tough game,” said manager David Moyes on Friday.

“We'll assess them all this morning and see how they are. It's a bit early to know a lot about the team."

Andriry Yarmolenko has been well-suited to an impact role and, even despite his recent goals, is once again on the bench for the Hammers.

Moyes looks to have gone for a back five, with Arthur Masuaku into the side at left wing-back. Said Benrahma is preferred to Nikola Vlasic.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Johnson, Dawson, Zouma, Cresswell, Masuaku, Rice, Soucek, Lanzini, Benrahma, Antonio

Subs: Areola, Diop, Fornals, Vlasic, Fredericks, Král, Perkins, Yarmolenko, Noble

Where: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London

When: Sunday, March 20, 16.30

TV: Sky Sports

Referee: Anthony Taylor

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