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

Elland Road

Leeds Host Struggling West Ham in Must-Win Showdown

  • Leeds United scored 9 goals and conceded 15 goals in 8 matches this season.
  • West Ham United scored 9 goals and conceded 22 goals in 8 matches this season.
  • The average total goals in the last three matches between Leeds United and West Ham is 4.3.

Leeds United to Win (2-1)

Tournament: English Premier League 2025-26 | Venue: Elland Road

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After a disappointing weekend for both sides, Leeds United and West Ham will be desperate to bounce back as they face off in a round nine showdown at Elland Road. The late-night clash, kicking off at 12:30 AM IST on October 25, promises plenty of intensity and a fight for redemption, with both teams coming off 2-0 defeats to Brentford and Burnley respectively in matchweek eight. 

Current Standings: Both sides remain stuck in the bottom half of the table—Leeds sitting 16th with eight points, while West Ham find themselves deeper in trouble at 19th with just four to their name.

Head-to-Head Record: Leeds have clearly had the upper hand in this rivalry, boasting 15 wins to West Ham’s six across their 26 encounters.

Leeds United Preview

Leeds will be kicking themselves after the defeat to fellow newcomers Burnley, wondering how they failed to score despite dominating. Nineteen shots, 42 touches in the box, and 69% possession—all for nothing. Wastefulness has become their biggest enemy, with three of their four league losses coming despite superior attacking numbers. Now, they enter the weekend clash on the back of consecutive defeats and plenty to prove.

Stats that matter

1. Leeds sent a staggering 47 crosses into Burnley’s box—the most by any Premier League side this season.
2. The Whites have managed to hit 33% of their shots on target in the league this season.
3. Leeds have conceded at least 2 goals in matches involving West Ham in all competitions. 

Team News 

Heading into the Lancashire clash, Daniel Farke made just one tweak from the Tottenham game, with Jack Harrison replacing the injured Noah Okafor. Okafor’s fitness remains doubtful, but there’s good news for Leeds—goalkeeper Lucas Perri is back to full fitness and likely to start, while Dan James is expected to return to the XI after his lively cameo off the bench.

Leeds United Probable XI - Perri (GK); J Bogle, Joe Rodon, Pascal Struijk, Gabriel Gudmundsson (Defenders); Anton Stach, E.Ampadu, Sean Longstaff (Midfielders); James, Calvert-Lewin, Aaranson (Forwards).

West Ham United FC Preview

West Ham’s woes deepened with a fourth straight home defeat as Brentford cruised to a 2-0 win at the London Stadium. Unlike Leeds, the Hammers offered little fight—poor defending, puzzling substitutions, and a toothless attack summed up their display.  Only the woodwork spared them further embarrassment. With an overreliance on Jarrod Bowen and a lack of spark or solidity, West Ham look destined for more misery unless something changes fast.

Stats that matter 

1. West Ham’s attacking struggles hit a new low against Brentford, managing an xG of just 0.33—the fourth lowest by any home side this season—while registering only one shot on target all game.
2. The Hammers have gone winless in their last five home games in the league.
3. Till now, the Hammers have conceded the most number of goals (18) in the league. 

Team News 

Striker Niclas Füllkrug, sidelined against Brentford with a thigh injury, is expected to be out for another 2–3 weeks.

West Ham Probable XI - Hermansen (GK); Diouf, Maximilian Kilman, Mavropanos, Kyle Walker-Peters (Defenders); Irving, Soucek, Fernandes (Midfielders);  Summerville, Jarrod Bowen, Paqueta ( Forwards). 

Both sides enter Matchweek Nine searching for consistency, but Leeds have looked the stronger outfit—battling well against top sides and showing real belief. Back at Elland Road, where they’re tough to beat, they’ll fancy their chances. West Ham, meanwhile, have fared slightly better away from home, but Leeds’ home edge makes them the favourites here. It’s no surprise the bookmakers back Leeds as favourites, pricing them at 1.92 for the win. The visitors sit at 4.43, with a draw at 3.62—reflecting Leeds’ strong home advantage.

Leeds United to Win (2-1)

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