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West Ham United FC vs Sunderland, English Premier League 2025-26, Today Match Prediction

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Can West Ham Halt the Rising Black Cats?

  • The average total goals per game in the last two Premier League matches between West Ham and Sunderland is 3.5.
  • West Ham United lost three of their last five Premier League matches.
  • Sunderland on average scored one and conceded one goal per match this season.

Sunderland to win (1-0)

Tournament: English Premier League 2025-26 | Venue: London Stadium

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West Ham return to the London Stadium fresh off a rare and morale-boosting away win in Round 22. Their visitors, Sunderland, arrive in equally high spirits after extending their strong home form with another victory. With both sides riding the confidence wave, Saturday’s 6 PM IST clash promises a match that's worthy enough to keep an eye out for. 

Current Standings: Sunderland sits ninth in the table, level on 33 points with three other teams, while West Ham stays 18th in the relegation zone with 17 points, despite winning.

Head to Head Record: West Ham leads in the matchups between the teams with a win-loss record of 13-8 and 10 draws. 

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The Hammers finally breathed life into their stuttering season last weekend, edging out Tottenham 2–1 in dramatic fashion thanks to a stoppage-time strike. Super-sub Callum Wilson delivered the moment of magic, snapping West Ham’s 10-match Premier League winless run and injecting some much-needed belief into the camp. 

A much-needed spark indeed, with the Hammers entering a fixture on the back of consecutive wins for the first time this season. Before their league heroics, Nuno Espírito Santo’s men had edged QPR 2–1 in the FA Cup, and now they are just four points shy of the safety zone. 

Stats that matter 

1. Wilson’s goal was just West Ham’s second winner in the 90th minute or later in an away London derby in the Premier League, after Paolo Di Canio’s strike at Fulham in October 2002. -
2. West Ham have now gone without a clean sheet in their last 19 Premier League matches.
3. West Ham have conceded (12) the most goals from corners this season in the Premier League. 

Team News 

The Hammers have  no fresh  injuries or suspensions to worry about. The only cloud hanging over the camp is Lucas Paquetá’s situation with the ongoing transfer discussions meaning the Brazilian will sit out this weekend's fixture. 

West Ham Probable XI - Areola (GK); Wan-Bissaka, Mavropanos, Scarles, Todibo (Defenders); Soucek, Pablo, Fernandes (Midfielders); Bowen, Summerville, Bowen, Castellanos (Forwards). 

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Buoyed by the return of their AFCON-bound players, Sunderland followed up their FA Cup triumph over Everton with a gritty 2–1 win against Crystal Palace at the Stadium of Light. After falling behind early, Enzo Le Fée dragged them level before Brian Brobbey sealed the comeback with a cool finish. 

The result snapped a six-game Premier League winless run and stretched their home unbeaten streak to 11. Meanwhile, their biggest hurdle remains on the road, with Regis Le Bris’ side failing to win any of their last six Premier League away fixtures.

Stats that matter

1. Mukiele’s assist for Le Fee’s goal is the first time that two Frenchmen have combined for a Premier League goal for Sunderland since 2008.
2. Sunderland are one of just two sides yet to lose at home in the Premier League this season.
3. Three of the last five goals that Sunderland have conceded in the Premier League have been from corners. 

Team News 

Le Bris will be without Arthur Masuaku and Bertrand Traore, both sidelined after returning from AFCON with injuries. 

Sunderland Probable XI - Roefs (GK); Hume, Mukiele, Alderete, Ballard, Reinildo, (Defenders); Xhaka, Sadiki, Le Fee, Mundle(Midfielders) ; Brobby (Forward) 

Sunderland’s away form may not be eye-catching, but Le Bris’ men can sire draw confidence from their 3–0 win over West Ham in the reverse fixture. Meanwhile, the Hammers have endured a nightmare at home this season, with just two wins and eight losses from 11 games. With those factors in play, backing the Black Cats to come away with at least a point feels like a sensible call. 

Sunderland to win (1-0)

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