With just 7 games remaining just 7 points separate West Ham and Arsenal as Arsene Wenger’s side make the short trip across London to take on the Champions League hopefuls.

Manchester City will be looking to make the most of playing a day earlier than league leaders Arsenal as they take on West Ham on Saturday evening who have European aspirations themselves.

Injury ridden Hammers are not looking too good against Potters.

3rd placed Manchester United dropped once place in the Premier League and will look to bounce back with victory against West Ham United at Old Trafford on Saturday.

Tottenham face another London derby this weekend as they welcome high flying West Ham to White Hart Lane in the Premier League’s only Sunday fixture.

13th placed Watford take on 3rd placed West Ham at Vicarage Road on Saturday 31st of October 2015.

4th placed West Ham take on 12th placed Chelsea at the Boleyn Ground on Saturday 24th of October 2015.

West Ham United make the short trip across London to Selhurst Park on Saturday 17th of October 2015as 4th host 6th.

After a superb win at Anfield Road two weeks ago, will the Hammers be able to snatch their first home win of the season when they met Newcastle next Monday?

After their splendid away win over Arsenal last Sunday, will West Ham secure the three points again when they entertain Leicester next weekend?

After lifting the FA Community Shield last Sunday, will Arsenal be able to carry on with their positive momentum and overcome their neighbours of West Ham next weekend?