Possible line-ups

West Ham: Adrian, Jenkinson, Cresswell, Tomkins, Reid, Song, Noble, Zarate, Downing, Sakho, Valencia.

Liverpool: Mignolet; Manquillo, Lovren, Sakho, Moreno; Gerrard, Henderson, Allen; Sterling; Borini, Balotelli.


The Reds dropped down into 8th in the Premier League last weekend following a disappointing 1-0 defeat at Anfield to Aston Villa. Brendan Rodgers’ side never got going that day, and the Reds followed that up be squeaking past Bulgarian minnows Ludogorets in the Champions League.

LiveThe past two games have flagged up some interesting questions for Liverpool fans to think about including, is Dejan Lovren good enough, the importance of Daniel Sturridge and Raheem Sterling to the team, and will Mario Balotelli be able to have a sustained run of good performances this season.

Arguably, Liverpool’s squad this season looks as shaky at the back as it did in 2013-14, whilst without Luis Suarez in their team, their attack is also lacking.

That negativity, however, will get pushed o one side if Liverpool can overturn the Hammers, and Fabio Borini could get a chance to feature in the game having impressed in his cameo appearance in midweek.

As for West Ham, they come into the match on the back of a 2-2 draw at Hull: a match that the Irons were lucky to come away with a share of the spoils.

Whilst going forward there were plenty of green shoots of hope for the Hammers with Enner Valencia and Diafra Sakho looking a handful up front, at the back Sam Allardyce’s side never instill too much confidence.

Arsenal loannee Carl Jenkinson should help in that regard, as the defender has recovered from injury to replace Guy Demel at right back.

Overall, on paper Liverpool appear to have the better squad and thus many may see them as favourites, however Upton Park should be rocking, and West Ham look more than capable of scoring against the Reds.

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Sam Allardice intend to park the bus against Liverpool which as a result is gonna be problem for us.

West Ham United boss Sam
Allardyce says his side must be
careful with the ball against
Liverpool on Saturday
First published 13:07 Thursday 18 September
2014 in Latest Football News
Last updated 4 hours ago
by Tom Bodell
Sam Allardyce does not believe West Ham
United can learn from Aston Villa's shock 1-0
win over Liverpool last Saturday when the two
meet at Upton Park on Saturday (5.30pm).
The Hammers host Brendan Rodgers’ side at
Upton Park and will be looking claim their
second win of the season, whilst capitalising
on Liverpool’s sluggish start to the season.
Liverpool fell to their second defeat from four
Premier League matches on Saturday, going
down 1-0 to Aston Villa at Anfield thanks to
Gabby Agbonlahor's first-half strike.
However, Allardyce believes the lessons his
side can learn from Villa’s win are minimal as
the Hammers host the Reds, rather than
travelling to Anfield.
Speaking at his Thursday press conference,
Allardyce said: We're playing at home which
makes it a bit different. We're not going to go
all out to attack them. They'll set up a bit
differently away from home.
"I think one of the most important things will
be how well we look after the ball, and what
we do with it when we've got it. They leave a
few gaps due to the attacking style they play,
so we'll have to exploit them when we can.
"We might not get as much possession as we
usually do so we'll have to make the most of
it, and take the chances we create."
He added: "I'm not daft enough to say we're
going to press Liverpool and pin them back in
their own half, I don't think that is going to
happen. But we're going to try when we can
but make sure at the same time we're resilient
at the back.
“If we're on top of our game we'll give them a
very good match."
West Ham were held to a 2-2 draw at Hull
City on Monday night, a game in which club-
record signing Enner Valencia marked his
debut with his first goal for the club.
And Allardyce believes his side are ‘evolving’
after a busy summer of recruitment during the
transfer window.
He mused: "Our team is evolving isn't it? We
brought nine players in this summer, similar to
Liverpool. When you try and integrate them
into the team it's difficult because we don't
know everybody's strengths and weaknesses
yet.
“We’re still learning how to get the best out of
our players. That takes time; you create more
time for yourself if the results go your way.
"We got a decent result on Monday against
Hull having come back from goals down twice.
We're in a good frame of mind; the players
always look forward to the big games.”
Re-calling last season’s 2-1 defeat against
the Reds at Upton Park, Allardyce said: "I
remember last year we were sadly done by a
refereeing decision. They complained that they
had to park too far away, the dressing rooms
were too hot, and the grass was too long,
whatever.
“It was a shame they won on a dubious
penalty because we played ever so well.
Hopefully we can repeat that minus the
penalties."
The Reds made their return to the Champions
League on Tuesday, beating Bulgarian side
Ludogorets 2-1 thanks to Steven Gerrard’s
90th minute penalty.
Mario Balotelli scored his first goal since
joining the club in a £16m move from Milan,
before Dani Abalo equalised for the minnows
in the 90th minute.
It took an injury-time penalty from captain
Gerrard to win the tie after Spanish defender
Javier Manquillo was brought down inside the
penalty area.
The Hammers will be without full-back Joey
O’Brien (knee), skipper Kevin Nolan (shoulder)
and Andy Carroll (ankle). Winger Matt Jarvis
will undergo a late fitness test.
Rodgers is without Daniel Sturridge (thigh),
Glen Johnson (thigh), Jon Flanagan (knee)
and Emre Can (ankle), whilst Joe Allen (knee)
is doubtful.

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Possible line-ups
West Ham : Adrian, Jenkinson , Cresswell,
Tomkins, Reid, Song, Noble, Zarate, Downing,
Sakho, Valencia.
Liverpool: Mignolet; Manquillo, Lovren, Sakho,
Moreno; Gerrard, Henderson, Allen; Sterling;
Borini, Balotelli.
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Can Liverpool finish off a tricky seven day
period with a morale boosting win at Upton
Park on Saturday?
The Reds dropped down into 8th in the
Premier League last weekend following a
disappointing 1-0 defeat at Anfield to Aston
Villa. Brendan Rodgers’ side never got going
that day, and the Reds followed that up be
squeaking past Bulgarian
minnows Ludogorets in the Champions
League.
LiveThe past two games have flagged up some
interesting questions for Liverpool fans to
think about including, is Dejan Lovren good
enough, the importance of Daniel Sturridge
and Raheem Sterling to the team, and will
Mario Balotelli be able to have a sustained
run of good performances this season.
Arguably, Liverpool’s squad this season looks
as shaky at the back as it did in 2013-14,
whilst without Luis Suarez in their team, their
attack is also lacking.
That negativity, however, will get pushed o
one side if Liverpool can overturn the
Hammers, and Fabio Borini could get a
chance to feature in the game having
impressed in his cameo appearance in
midweek.
As for West Ham, they come into the match
on the back of a 2-2 draw at Hull: a match
that the Irons were lucky to come away with a
share of the spoils.
Whilst going forward there were plenty of
green shoots of hope for the Hammers with
Enner Valencia and Diafra Sakho looking a
handful up front, at the back Sam Allardyce’s
side never instill too much confidence.
Arsenal loannee Carl Jenkinson should help in
that regard, as the defender has recovered
from injury to replace Guy Demel at right back.
Overall, on paper Liverpool appear to have the
better squad and thus many may see them as
favourites, however Upton Park should be
rocking, and West Ham look more than
capable of scoring against the Reds.
101GG Predicts: West Ham 2 – Liverpool 1
Essential stats and facts to help with online
betting
Liverpool are undefeated in 21 of their last 23
matches against West Ham in all
competitions.
Liverpool have scored at least 2 goals in 8 of
their last 9 away matches in the Premier
League.
West Ham have seen over 2.5 goals in 8 of
their last 9 matches against Liverpool in all
competitions.
Liverpool have won three and drawn one of
their last four matches against West Ham.

Lallana and coutinho are not yet in form.
I prefare Borini partners baloo.
And joe allen return quick to join the diamond.

3 points to Liverpool. #YoullNeverWalkAlone

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Hopefully Liverpool will win this

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Brb

hmmm

Another mountain to climb for the red side of Merseyside.

Not my business though


Have already given it to the boys of BIG SAM.

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Loserfool fans , how market?

A win for liverpool

Liverpool to Draw... Gonna be a scored draw.

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westham all d way. No more 19th cent football. But we can play that today after scoring two goals

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Give that to Liverpool. 2-1 win

It's gotta be a win for Liverpool today pls

Chelsea vs Man city on my mind

A draw is the best Liverpool can get

A tough tie I must say... If I would predict I would go with a draw...

Liverpool will win...dis one na sure bet match

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AWAY WIN 4 LIVERPOOL... 2

iceberylin: Liverpool loosing losing


Any doubt

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