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25.09.21 - 16:00 CET
Premier League
Leeds are not having a good start to the season, with games against Manchester United and Liverpool in the season opener, but they weren't any better against Burnley. The only game where they were a little bit better was the last game against Newcastle, but even there it was only a point just like with Burnley. They are still waiting for their first win, unless the EFL win over Crewe (League One) and the penalty shootout win over Fulham (Championship) count.
Bamford, who scored 17 goals last season, will definitely not play. There are a lot of players missing in defence, Llorente, Struijk, Koch. Ayling has moved from fullback to full stopper and so far it's obvious that it doesn't work for him. Dallas switched from a defenseman to a playmaker a long time ago (that's why he had 8 goals and 2 assists last year). The other two are Cooper and Firpo in defense, the former didn't play many games last year and this year you can see that the defense isn't 100% with him, and Firpo is a new signing bought from Barcelona who is expected to have long term potential rather than a quick adaptation
West Ham are in eighth place with eight points. West Ham, on the other hand, have Antonio returning after a red card and he added three assists to his four goals, making him and Pogba (0+7) the most productive players in the Premier League. In the last round, West Ham was very close to a draw with Manchester United, but former WHU player, Lingard, scored in the 89th goal for the final 1:2 in WHU's view. It was the first loss for the team from London this season, but three days later they came back to knock them out in the EFL Cup (1:0 for West Ham).
Leeds are heavily weakened, they are in terrible form, their players will rotate their positions, they will be unplayed in that formation and they are facing a very strong team offensively, with high individual quality and pretty good defense.
My bet:
West Ham @ 2.30 (bet365)
Premier League
Leeds are not having a good start to the season, with games against Manchester United and Liverpool in the season opener, but they weren't any better against Burnley. The only game where they were a little bit better was the last game against Newcastle, but even there it was only a point just like with Burnley. They are still waiting for their first win, unless the EFL win over Crewe (League One) and the penalty shootout win over Fulham (Championship) count.
Bamford, who scored 17 goals last season, will definitely not play. There are a lot of players missing in defence, Llorente, Struijk, Koch. Ayling has moved from fullback to full stopper and so far it's obvious that it doesn't work for him. Dallas switched from a defenseman to a playmaker a long time ago (that's why he had 8 goals and 2 assists last year). The other two are Cooper and Firpo in defense, the former didn't play many games last year and this year you can see that the defense isn't 100% with him, and Firpo is a new signing bought from Barcelona who is expected to have long term potential rather than a quick adaptation
West Ham are in eighth place with eight points. West Ham, on the other hand, have Antonio returning after a red card and he added three assists to his four goals, making him and Pogba (0+7) the most productive players in the Premier League. In the last round, West Ham was very close to a draw with Manchester United, but former WHU player, Lingard, scored in the 89th goal for the final 1:2 in WHU's view. It was the first loss for the team from London this season, but three days later they came back to knock them out in the EFL Cup (1:0 for West Ham).
Leeds are heavily weakened, they are in terrible form, their players will rotate their positions, they will be unplayed in that formation and they are facing a very strong team offensively, with high individual quality and pretty good defense.
My bet:
West Ham @ 2.30 (bet365)
Leeds scorer: Raphinha (19')
