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Arsenal FC vs West Ham United FC, English Premier League 2025-26, Today Match Prediction

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Arsenal Out to Avenge Last Season's Shock Loss to West Ham

  • Arsenal on average scored 2 goals per game this season.
  • West Ham United on average conceded 2 goals per game this season.
  • Arsenal have managed to keep 3 clean sheets in the last 6 Premier League games.

Arsenal to Win (2-0)

Tournament: English Premier League 2025-26 | Venue: Emirates Stadium

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Arsenal has a golden chance to narrow the gap to Liverpool at the top of the table after the Reds stumbled last weekend and dropped points. And they will be licking their lips ahead of Saturday’s clash at the Emirates Stadium with West Ham, given how the Hammers have gone about in the competition this season.

However, the last time West Ham visited this venue, they left with a narrow 1-0 victory—a memory the squad will surely draw confidence from as they gear up for this high-stakes clash.

Current Standings: Arsenal are flying high in second place with 13 points in 6 games, while West Ham are desperately fighting for survival, sitting 19th with a mere four  points. 

Head-to-Head Record: Both teams have played each other 58 times in the competition, with the Gunners coming on top 37 times to Hammers’ 10.

Arsenal FC Preview

In a thrilling weekend of English football that saw eight stoppage-time goals, Arsenal added their name to the drama with a 90+6’ winner—delivered in classic fashion from their favored source: a corner. 

The win over Newcastle was crucial, with Arteta’s side pushed to the limit, only managing to equalize in the 84th minute. For those critical of his defensive approach, the late surge shows the Gunners know when to attack and when to hold firm. Ultimately, points are what matter, and Arsenal sit just two behind Liverpool. 

Stats that matter 

1. The win against Newcastle was the 2nd longest that Arsenal had trailed and gone on to win since their win over Norwich in April 2013.
2. The Gunners have now scored six goals from corners in six league games this season, most any team.
3. In their last nine home games in the league, Arsenal have managed to score at least once. 

Team News 

Noni Madueke will again miss Arsenal’s upcoming fixtures, while Arteta hopes for Martin Ødegaard’s return. However, a start seems unlikely, with Merino’s physicality likely preferred for this clash.

Arsenal Probable XI - David Raya (GK); Jurriën Timber, William Saliba, Gabriel, Riccardo Calafiori (Defenders); Merino, Martín Zubimendi, Declan Rice (Midfielders); Eze, Viktor Gyökeres Saka (Forwards). 

West Ham United FC Preview

West Ham’s match against Everton in matchweek six drew attention, largely due to Nuno Espirito Santo’s debut as Hammers’ coach. Fired from Nottingham, Nuno didn’t disappoint, steering his side to a 1-1 draw thanks to Jarrod Bowen’s equalizer. 

Most impressive was his tactical flexibility—starting with a 4-1-4-1 before shifting to a five-man defense to secure a point. West Ham will need even more of that tactical flexibility if they hope to come away with at least a point at the Emirates on Saturday.

Stats that matter

1. West Ham have conceded the most number of goals (8) via corners this season for a team in the league.
2. The Hammers have lost only once in their last five away Premier League games.
3. Jarod Bowen has been involved in 11 goals for West Ham in his last 12 league appearances. 

Team News 

West Ham will be without Aaron Wan-Bissaka through injury and Tomas Soucek, who serves a suspension following a red card, for their clash with Arsenal.

West Ham Probable XI - Hermansen (GK); Diouf, Maximilian Kilman, Mavropanos, Kyle Walker-Peters (Defenders); Magassa, Ward-Prowse, Paqueta, Fernandes (Midfielders);  Summerville, Jarrod Bowen, Niclas Fullkrug ( Forwards)

Arsenal head into the clash as clear favourites, backed by their recent form and an impressive home record of just four losses in their last 32 Premier League games. Interestingly, two of those defeats came at the hands of West Ham, with the Gunners failing to find the net on both occasions. That could offer Nuno Espirito Santo and his side a glimmer of hope if they defend resolutely.

However, Arsenal’s attacking quality, coupled with West Ham’s struggles defending set-pieces, particularly corners, makes it hard to see the Hammers leaving the Emirates with anything more than a point. 

Arsenal to Win (2-0)

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