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Burnley are currently four points adrift of safety with just eight Premier League games remaining.

Everton beat Manchester United to move further clear of the relegation zone, but they will be dragged right back into it if Burnley can pick up three points today.

The pressure would then be on Frank Lampard’s side as they prepare to host Leicester on Wednesday.

Burnley then host Southampton on Thursday.

West Ham striker Michail Antonio has played against Burnley on three occasions, scoring three goals against them.

Four in four today? Without hitting the back of the net, he was magnificent for the Hammers in midweek. A complete striker’s performance.

Worth remembering that Newcastle are hosting Leicester in the other Premier League game at 2.15pm today.

I am in charge of score updates for that one too, so anything critical that happens at St James’ Park will be brought to you right here. You don’t have to go anywhere.

The West Ham supporters heading to today’s game are preparing to welcome home their European heroes after a sensational 3-0 victory away at Lyon on Thursday.

Eight of the 11 who started in the Europa League are also lining up today. Fabianski, Cresswell and Vlasic come in for Areola, Coufal and Fornals.

Both teams’ respective benches for today’s game.

West Ham subs: Areola, Fredericks, Coufal, Noble, Kral, Masuaku, Benrahma, Fornals, Yarmolenko.

Burnley subs: Hennessy, Roberts, Bardsley, Long, Brownhill, Stephens, Lennon, Barnes, Vydra.

And here is Burnley’s starting line-up: Pope; Lowton, Tarkowski, Collins, Taylor; McNeil, Cork, Westwood, Cornet; Rodriguez, Weghorst.

Here is your West Ham team today then: Fabianski; Johnson, Diop, Dawson, Cresswell; Rice, Soucek, Lanzini, Bowen, Vlasic; Antonio.

The European semi-finalists are in the house, ladies and gentlemen. The official team news will be released in the next few minutes.

Here is how The Independent’s Jack Naisbitt thinks today’s game is going to play out.

Both clubs are fighting for points but for different reasons, with West Ham looking to consolidate their European place and Burnley battling for their Premier League survival.

West Ham haven’t lost in the league to Burnley in their last 3 matches and the Clarets have not won away from home in their last 3 league games.

A narrow West Ham win looks most likely. West Ham 2-1 Burnley.