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Clearly, West Ham boast quality and are on a good run themselves after their own difficult start but few would doubt the idea that Liverpool will be expected to beat them on home soil. [Anfield](/topic/anfield), it’s going to be some atmosphere. [Premier League](/topic/premier-league) champions Manchester City against West Ham tonight.

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Liverpool are hoping they can continue their Premier League revival with victory over West Ham at Anfield on Wednesday evening.

The rest of the matches are streamed on NBC platform Peacock for subscribers. 100 mins before KO: Jurgen Klopp has paid tribute to the power of Anfield in his programme notes, writing: "Wow! Subscribers can watch for no additional fee, while there is also a free 30-day trial for those without subscriptions. He can certainly strike a ball with either foot. — Tsimikas picks out a beauty of a ball from the left-hand side and it's a perfect header from Nunez, who gets in front of Kehrer and nods the ball into the deck and over Fabianski. HALFTIME: West Ham have a late corner but it comes to nothing and, thanks to Alisson and Nunez, Liverpool go in with a one-goal lead. Alisson keeps Liverpool in front as a desperate stop with his knees thwarts Soucek from close range after the ball had fallen to the West Ham man following a scramble. But the confidence with which he took his headed goal and then hammered the post with a left-footed effort from distance shortly after showed he is going to be a major threat going forward. 0 With Diogo Jota and Luis Diaz sidelined until after the World Cup, Nunez is going to have to give up on any ideas of a gentle introduction to life at Liverpool. 1

West Ham manager David Moyes is keen to go toe-to-toe with Jurgen Klopp on the Anfield touchline tonight having called for a better understanding of the ...

I think West Ham are going to come here confident as well, but it's going to be a tough game for them in front of this Anfield crowd. [On the goal against Man City on Sunday]: Brilliant ball from Alisson, but once he goes through, he just lifts it with a little bit of dink on the target. He hits it from the edge of the West Ham 18-yard box and forces Fabianski into a jumping save. I think maturity gives you a bit of an edge. It’s a brief sample size, but on some occasions he has looked like the next Fernando Torres (the Liverpool version), and others more like Djibril Cisse – a striker of raw pace but lacking game intelligence. The words sublime and ridiculous have been valid in the same games. Very poor pass out by Alisson, a nervy moment, the ball comes straight to Rice, who picks out Scamacca in the box, who should shoot, but passes to Bowen, misplaced. The England midfielder picks out Fornals, who probably should've used Cresswell on the overlap, but he goes for the shot himself. The last Liverpool attack seed a cross sent in by Tsimikas from the left byline, a great ball in to the far post, but nobody is there. It's over Zouma, and Nunez has made a surging run into the box. Lots of movement to offer the overlaps which is opening up spaces for players to run into. The Egypt international takes a shot on, but it's fairly wide in the end.

An Alisson penalty save, a James Milner wonder-tackle and a little bit of potential gamesmanship from Thiago and Virgil van Dijk was needed to protect the lead ...

But it was not to be — and in truth, the new deal for the Egyptian in the summer might have been the last nail in the coffin of any potential transfer move. Having already missed his penalty, the evening out at Anfield was really not going to plan for Bowen. Predictably, it flew harmlessly over the top, and relieved a rare moment of West Ham pressure. The work-rate and willingness to put in the defensive graft is a side of his game not previously seen to this extent. Tsimikas certainly seems to have earned the faith of Klopp — and with yet another assist in the bag, it is not hard to see why. The side that have been perennially top of the Fair Play table since Klopp came in appear to have found their mean streak. And while the decision to award West Ham a penalty gave But the delays caused by complaints from both Alisson and Thiago may well have got in the head of Bowen. There was one comical moment where he and Tsimikas seemed to get in a mix-up, which looked rather like the Uruguayan drunkenly confronting his reflection in a mirror. Even Andy Robertson, the man for whom he was deputising, would be proud of such a record. At right-back and centre-forward respectively, they don’t tend to occupy the same areas of the field, and everyone can get by on context. It required a double-take to realise it was not, in fact, Tsimikas.