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French outfit Stade de Reims' manager Will Still revealed that it is his dream to manage boyhood club West Ham United in the future, the highly sought after manager's team remains unbeaten in the league since he took over from Óscar García on 13th October. The Belgian-English manager oversaw a five-game unbeaten run at the club before being handed the role until the end of the season. Reims are now unbeaten in 16 games, which is a record dating back to 1959.

Press hounds waiting for a 'sniff' were overjoyed when Chelsea's spokesperson came out with the "Board are right behind beleaguered manager Graham Potter" statement, this is the type of wording that generally precedes said manager getting the tin tack. So just like waiting for a bus or a C.I.S officer to attend your burgled flat, not one but two appear on the horizon.

Tottenham: Forster; Romero, Dier, Lenglet; Royal, Hojbjerg, Skipp, Davies; Richarlison, Kulusevski, Kane. Subs: Austin, Sanchez, Son, Perisic, Danjuma, Porro, Tanganga, Moura, Sarr.
West Ham: Fabianski; Kehrer, Ogbonna, Aguerd; Coufal, Soucek, Rice, Downes, Emerson; Antonio, Bowen. Subs: Areola, Johnson, Cresswell, Scamacca, Fornals, Lanzini, Ings, Benrahma, Casey.

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From across the Pond right now, things aren’t looking great for West Ham. We sit 16th in the Premier League and have been in pretty poor form recently, but let’s not forget that this team has regularly been the underdog and triumphed when the odds were stacked against us. In this article, let’s have some positivity and look back at some memorable underdog moments. There have been plenty throughout the club’s history but these five stand out. This includes high table finishes, surprise cup glory and epic results against teams we probably shouldn’t have beaten.

Sometimes David Moyes' press conferences verge from being totally tongue in cheek to totally inept depending on your point of view, the Hammers manager has always maintained a glib poker face when discussing who will or will not be available to feature in the coming fixtures.

West Ham United has a rollercoaster of footballing history, with many highs and lows. Throughout the club’s existence, there has also been an incredible range of unexpected wins. These were games that we either shouldn’t have won due to facing vastly superior opponents, or victories that great that they simply defied the odds. In the following article, we look at five of our best unexpected wins in recent club history.

It’s great to have the EPL back in full swing after the December World Cup action and this continues to be a fantastic season, with Arsenal holding steady and maintaining a healthy lead over Manchester City in second place.

But what about the other teams? We know that the battle for top spot is fierce but it’s not just about who takes the crown. The Hammers are currently battling for survival in the EPL and we need to drastically improve our form to stave off relegation. At the time of writing this, we stand 16th in the league.

West Ham travel across London to White Hart Lane for Sunday's derby fixture against Tottingham which sees both teams in need of a win for differing reasons, the hosts need to overcome the loss of their captain, a recovering from surgery manager and several key players out injured.

Not to be out done, Hammers can 'boast' of in excess of £250 Million worth of injured players of their own! Injuries to Nayef Aguerd, Alphonse Ariola, Gianfranco Scamacca, Lucas Pacqueta, Kurt Zouma and forgotten man Maxwell Cornet show the Irons aren't up for being outdone on the injury heroes list!

Today's early kick off at the as yet commercially unnamed London Stadium between West Ham and visitors Chelsea WAS full of incident if NOT quality, in fact given the eye watering value of the players on display fans could have been forgiven for expecting a little more than they saw!