West Ham vs Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace are unbeaten in 17 games in all competitions (W7 D10), their joint-second longest run of games without defeat in their history, surpassed only by an 18-game run that ended in August 1969.

West Ham have lost their opening three home league games for the second consecutive season; they had never previously done so in 98 seasons in English football beforehand.

Crystal Palace have only lost two of their last 18 games in the Premier League (W8 D8). Since the first game in this stretch on February 22nd, they have lost the fewest games of any non-promoted side.

West Ham United have lost four of their last six Premier League meetings with Crystal Palace, winning just one (D1), a 2-0 victory at Selhurst Park last season.

Crystal Palace are unbeaten in their last six Premier League visits to the London Stadium (W3 D3), and could win back-to-back away games at West Ham in the competition for the first time since February 2015.

West Ham are winless in their last seven home Premier League games (D3 L4), losing each of their last three by an aggregate score of 2-10; the Hammers last lost four in a row in Manuel Pellegrini’s final four home league games in charge in November/December 2019.

Crystal Palace have lost just two of their last 17 away Premier League matches (W8 D7), keeping nine clean sheets in their previous 15 on the road. Their previous nine away clean sheets beforehand came over a spell of 51 games.

West Ham have conceded 3+ goals in three of their four Premier League games so far; only two sides have done so in four of their first five games of the campaign in the competition before – Everton in 2024-25 and the Hammers in 2010-11.