Arsenal travel to West Ham on Sunday in a fixture that has huge implications at both ends of the Premier League table.
Mikel Arteta’s table toppers can move one step closer to Premier League glory with victory at the London Stadium.
And that is in part due to Manchester City’s failure to win at Everton on Monday night which handed the Gunners a provisional five-point advantage.
Meanwhile, West Ham are fighting for their Premier League survival after slipping back into the bottom three following last weekend’s 3-0 defeat at Brentford and Tottenham’s victory at Aston Villa.
Regardless of the outcome at the London Stadium this weekend, Nuno Espirito Santo’s side will be hoping in-form Leeds can lend them a hand when they travel to Tottenham on Monday night.
West Ham v Arsenal: Kick-off time and how to follow
The clash between West Ham and Arsenal takes place on Sunday, May 10.
Kick off at the London Stadium is scheduled for 4:30pm.
Fans can watch the action unfold live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event from 4pm.
Sky Go customers will be able to watch through their laptops and mobile devices.
Alternatively, a NOW TV pass can be purchased that will show the match. Head here for more information on packages.
talkSPORT will have updates throughout the afternoon and talkSPORT.com will have all the action in our dedicated Premier League blog.
To tune in to talkSPORT through the website, click HERE for the live stream.
You can also listen via the talkSPORT app, on DAB digital radio, through your smart speaker and on 1089 or 1053 AM.
West Ham v Arsenal team news
Arsenal boss Arteta is hoping Jurrien Timber will be available to return against West Ham or at least feature in the title run-in.
The right-back has missed the last ten games through injury but is expected to make a full return in time for the Champions League final at the end of the month.
Arteta is also hoping Mikel Merino will make his comeback from a stress fracture in his foot before the end of the domestic campaign.
West Ham have a relatively clean bill of health with former Gunners goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski the only absentee with a persistent lower back problem.
West Ham vs Arsenal: Title implications and prediction
Arsenal know they are just three wins away from ending their 22-game Premier League title drought.
Victory at West Ham would keep them in the ascendancy going into next weekend’s visit of relegated Burnley.
However, a draw at the London Stadium would provide Manchester City with a huge title boost despite having a game in hand over Arteta’s side.
Defeat on Sunday, would put the title race back in Manchester City’s hands providing Pep Guardiola’s side take three points against Brentford on Saturday.
It is unlikely to be a straightforward task for Arsenal with West Ham fighting for their lives
Score Prediction: 2-2
