The games are running for Leeds United to secure their Premier League future, but Sam Allardyce and Co know a win in east London will be a huge boost to those aims.
While the new head coach is yet to see a win in his two games in charge, there have been plenty encouraging signs from the narrow 2-1 defeat to Manchester City and the 2-2 draw with Newcastle United at Elland Road. Now they have to go one better and bring three points back to Yorkshire.
Allardyce has the usual injury issues to contend with, while Junior Firpo is suspended following his red card against Newcastle. Here's all you need to know.
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When is West Ham vs Leeds United?
The game takes place at the London Stadium on Sunday, May 21, 2023. Kick off is at 1.30pm.
Is West Ham vs Leeds United on TV?
Yes, this one will be broadcast live by Sky Sports. Coverage gets under way at 1pm on the Sky Sports Premier League and Main Event channels.
How else can I follow West Ham vs Leeds United?
As always, our Leeds Live team of Beren Cross and Will Jackson will be live blogging the game from the London Stadium. We'll have all the build-up, team news, in-game analysis and post-match reaction as it happens. Click here for that.
West Ham vs Leeds United team news
Stuart Dallas, Tyler Adams and Luis Sinisterra all remain sidelines, while Marc Roca is now a potential doubt with a knee injury and Junior Firpo will serve his suspension for the red card he picked up against Newcastle United last weekend.
Expect changes from the Hammers after the Europa Conference League exertions on Thursday night. David Moyes made seven changes for their last Premier League and could follow suit again.
West Ham vs Leeds United odds
- West Ham 31/20
- Draw 27/10
- Leeds United 15/8
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