West Ham go into tonight's game against Belgian side Genk with two wins from two so far in their Europa League campaign.
Victory tonight would place David Moyes' side on the periphery of the knock-out stages with three games still to play.
Further confidence will have been taken from last weekend's performance and victory against Everton. Tonight's opponents, meanwhile, head into the match off the back of 4 defeats in their last 5 in all competitions.
Declan Rice has the opportunity to enter his name into West Ham's history books tonight. A goal would make him only the third player in the club's history to score in three successive European matches alongside David Cross and Brian Dear.
How to watch West Ham vs Genk on UK TV
The game will be shown live on BT Sport 2.
Coverage of the game starts from 7.30pm with kick-off at 8pm.
BT Sport 2 is available on Sky channel 414 and Virgin Media channel 528.
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How to stream West Ham vs Genk online
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What is the early West Ham vs Genk team news?
Ryan Fredericks and Vladimir Coufal's recent injuries mean Ben Johnson is likely to retain his place at right-back.
Mark Noble is back in contention after recovering from a slight hip problem.
Genk will be without their Colombian full-back Daniel Munoz after he received a red card in their 3-0 home defeat to Dinamo Zagreb.
