West Ham United host Brentford at London Stadium on Monday at 21:30 (GMT+3) in an FA Cup fifth-round tie.
West Ham have lost only two of their last ten matches in all competitions and look capable of securing a home win to keep their FA Cup run alive.
Below is the full match preview, predictions and betting analysis.
West Ham vs Brentford Tips
- West Ham vs Brentford: West Ham to Win @ with N/A
- West Ham vs Brentford: Crysencio Summerville to Score Anytime @ with N/A
*Odds correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
West Ham vs Brentford Odds
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*Odds correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
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West Ham vs Brentford Predictions
West Ham’s recent defensive stretch reshapes the London Stadium meeting
West Ham remain a three-time FA Cup winner and Monday’s fifth-round tie arrives during a steadier run of results. Only two defeats appear across their last ten matches in all competitions, while four clean sheets have been recorded in the last six games.
The Premier League table still places the Hammers in 18th position, yet a run of two losses in eight league fixtures has reopened the conversation around survival. An FA Cup run is not the primary target, but the improved stretch removes some immediate pressure and allows attention to shift briefly toward the cup.
Brentford arrive with stronger league numbers and currently sit seventh, holding a fourteen-point advantage over West Ham in the Premier League standings. The Bees also chase a rare cup milestone, as reaching the quarter-finals would represent only the fourth time in the club’s history.
Their previous visit to London Stadium in October ended in a clear 2-0 Brentford victory, a match remembered for West Ham’s experimental setup. Full-backs Kyle Walker-Peters and Ollie Scarles operated on opposite sides, Lucas Paqueta started as a lone striker, and Andy Irving appeared in midfield.
The defensive picture has shifted since then. Loan arrival Axel Disasi strengthened the back line, and the recent sequence of four clean sheets in six matches reflects that improvement.
A home win for West Ham at odds of 3.25 fits naturally within a run of two defeats in ten matches and a defence that has tightened across the last six games.
Tip: West Ham United to Win @ with N/A
Summerville’s surge turns a quiet scoring record into a sharp attacking run
Crysencio Summerville’s scoring record for West Ham looked modest early in his spell. The winger managed only one goal across his first 38 appearances for the club.
The picture has changed dramatically under Nuno Espirito Santo. Summerville has scored seven goals in his last ten matches, a sharp rise in output that now shapes West Ham’s attacking line.
The FA Cup has already featured in that run. Summerville scored in both of West Ham’s cup matches this season and added another decisive moment on Wednesday with the winning goal in a 1-0 victory away to Fulham.
Meanwhile Brentford’s recent sequence has carried mixed signals. A 0-0 draw with Bournemouth on Tuesday included an expected-goals gap of 1.9 to 0.4 against them, while a 4-3 win over Burnley came after surrendering a three-goal lead. Before those matches the Bees lost 2-0 to Brighton.
The broader pattern also points to controlled scorelines, with under 2.5 goals landing in eight of Brentford’s last ten matches. Yet Summerville’s personal scoring streak remains intact across league and cup appearances.
Seven goals in ten matches, plus goals in both FA Cup games this season, place Crysencio Summerville firmly inside the anytime scorer frame at odds of 4.75.
Tip: Crysencio Summerville to Score Anytime @ with N/A
