West Ham host Newcastle at the London Stadium on Sunday (16:00 GMT+3) as both sides chase consistency in the Premier League. The Hammers are under pressure after a poor run of home form, while Newcastle arrive buoyed by their midweek cup success. Below you can find the match preview, predictions and betting tips.
West Ham United vs Newcastle Tips
- West Ham United vs Newcastle: Newcastle Over 1.5 Team Goals ( at N/A)
- West Ham United vs Newcastle: Nick Woltemade To Score Anytime ( at N/A)
*Odds correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
West Ham United vs Newcastle Odds
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*Odds correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
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West Ham United vs Newcastle Predictions
West Ham’s defensive lapses continue to cost them
West Ham’s campaign has spiralled in recent weeks, with defeats to Brentford and Leeds deepening their slide toward the relegation zone. What once looked like a tough opening schedule has now turned into a pattern of poor results against struggling opponents. Nuno Espirito Santo’s arrival was meant to steady the ship, yet the Hammers have now lost five of their last six league matches.
Their home form remains a major concern — four defeats from four, conceding 12 goals in the process. Even against modest opposition, West Ham have been too open, particularly when defending transitions. That record makes another clean sheet unlikely against a side with Newcastle’s attacking sharpness.
Tip: Newcastle Over 1.5 Team Goals ( at N/A)
Newcastle’s momentum looks set to continue
Eddie Howe’s side have found their rhythm again. A fifth win in six games — capped by a confident Carabao Cup victory over Tottenham — highlights growing belief in the squad. Newcastle’s league wins so far have all come against the current bottom four, and they now meet another side in deep trouble.
While still searching for their first away league win, the Magpies’ attacking structure is functioning well, led by the impressive Nick Woltemade. The German forward has scored in six of his last nine appearances for club and country, including against Spurs in midweek. His height and movement in the box could trouble a West Ham defence that has conceded at least twice in seven of nine league matches.
Tip: Nick Woltemade To Score Anytime ( at N/A)
