West Ham have emerged as unlikely contenders for Champions League qualification and will go nine points above Tottenham if they win. David Moyes has performed wonders this season, though he will hope that Michail Antonio has shaken off a hamstring problem. West Ham, who recovered from 3-0 down to draw with Spurs in October, will need their main striker available to face José Mourinho’s side, who were able to rest Harry Kane in their Europa League win over Wolfsberger on Thursday. Jacob Steinberg
Sunday noon Sky Sports Premier League
Venue London Stadium
Last season West Ham 2 Tottenham 3
Referee Craig Pawson
This season G14 Y49 R3 3.71 cards/game
Odds H 17-10 A 7-4 D 23-10
WEST HAM
Subs from Randolph, Martin, Fredericks, Balbuena, Coventry, Alves, Baptiste, Noble, Fornals, Odubeko, Lanzini, Holland
Doubtful Balbuena (calf), Antonio (hamstring), Randolph (knock)
Injured Masuaku (knee, Mar), Ogbonna (ankle, unknown), Yarmolenko (knee, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y27 R1
Form WWLWDW
Leading scorer Soucek 8
TOTTENHAM
Subs from Hart, Whiteman, Tanganga, Sánchez, Rodon, Sissoko, Devine, Bergwijn, Lucas, Alli, Lamela, Vinícius
Doubtful Kane (ankle)
Injured Reguilón (knock, 24 Feb), Aurier (calf, 28 Feb), Lo Celso (hamstring, Mar)
Suspended None
Discipline Y31 R1
Form WLLLWL
Leading scorers Kane, Son 13
