If Swansea can produce the energetic display that almost enabled them to snatch a draw last Saturday at Manchester City they could have the beating of West Ham, who remain stricken by multiple key injuries. Slaven Bilic’s attacking replacements have not been able to fill the void left by Dimitri Payet, in particular, but Bilic should still be faithful against Swansea, who have not won in their last six league games. Graham Searles
Kick-off Sunday 4pm
Venue Liberty Stadium
Last season Swansea 1 West Ham 1
Live Sky Sports 1
Referee L Mason
This season G7, Y23, R1, 3.43 cards per game
Odds H 15-13 A 3-1 D 53-21
Swansea City
Subs from Nordfeldt, Tremmel, Cork, Britton, Bartley, Rangel, Barrow, Emnes, Routledge, Amat, Grimes
Doubtful Shelvey (calf), Tabanou (hip)
Injured Éder (ankle, unknown)
Suspended None
Form LLDLLL
Discipline Y28 R0
Leading scorer Ayew 6
West Ham United
Subs from Randolph, Spiegel, Collins, Oxford, O’Brien, Hendrie, Obiang, Cullen, Jelavic, Valencia
Doubtful None
Injured Lanzini (hamstring, 26 Dec), Moses (hamstring, 16 Jan), Payet (ankle, 16 Jan), Reid (hamstring, 16 Jan), Sakho (thigh, Mar)
Suspended None
Form LDLDDD
Discipline Y20 R4
Leading scorer Payet 5