West Bromwich Albion v Bolton Wanderers
Many would have expected yo-yo club West Brom to go straight back down again but they’re not showing any signs of going back down so far – they’re sixth in the table following their victory over the best team in the world. Bolton are another team that could struggle but they held Manchester United to a draw last weekend and are becoming a much more interesting team to watch under Owen Coyle.
Boaz Myhill will be on the bench for West Brom.
Gary Cahill is back from suspension for Bolton so it’s possible Sam Ricketts will drop to the bench although manager Owen Coyle says his recent performances have been outstanding.
West Ham United v Fulham
West Ham got their first win of the season last week and it was against local rivals Tottenham Hotspur. They have another London derby tomorrow and in theory, Fulham away should be a much easier prospect. Not that they’ve actually lost an away match in the league this season – or a home match come to that.
Danny Gabbidon will hope to keep his place in West Ham’s starting line-up after helping them to keep a clean sheet last week. Jack Collison remains out with a knee injury.
Simon Davies should start for Fulham.
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