West Ham United will be looking to bounce back from their narrow 2-3 defeat to Southampton and keep in touch at the top of the table in the EFL Championship.
West Brom last time out fought back from behind to draw 1-1 with Preston at Deepdale Stadium.
West Ham United vs West Brom – Match Facts
- Competition: EFL Championship, Matchday 13
- Date: Saturday 31st October 2026
- Kick-off: 3 pm
- Venue: London Stadium
West Ham United vs West Brom Betting Odds – Championship 2026/27
Result | Odds | Chance |
|---|---|---|
West Ham United | 8/15 | 65.2% |
West Brom | 15/4 | 21.1% |
Draw | 16/5 | 23.8% |
*Odds are correct at the time of writing, but subject to change.
West Ham United are 8/15 favourites, West Brom are priced at 15/4, and the draw is 16/5.
2+ Goals Ahead Early Payout
With BOYLE Sports' Early Payout offer, 2 goals ahead means you win. Simple as that.
Back your team in the match betting market and if they build a 2-goal lead at any point, your bet is settled immediately. Whatever happens next is irrelevant. T&Cs apply.
How to Watch
How to Watch West Ham United vs West Brom
West Ham United vs West Brom kicks off at 3 pm on Saturday the 31st of October at London Stadium.
As a Saturday 3pm kick-off, the game falls inside the UK blackout, so it won't be shown live on UK television.
Head-to-Head
West Ham United vs West Brom Head-to-Head
West Ham United and West Brom have met 107 times since their first encounter in January 1913, when they drew 1-1 in the FA Cup 1st round.
Their latest meeting was in May 2021 in the Premier League, when the Hammers fought back from an early Matheus Pereira goal, with Tomáš Souček, Angelo Ogbonna and Michail Antonio all on target to give them a 1-3 victory at The Hawthorns.
Per 11vs11, this game is set to be the 108th competitive meeting between these sides, with West Ham United having the slightest of edge, having won 42 times, West Brom have won on 41 occasions, and 25 draws have occurred.
Form Guides
Form Guides
West Ham United Form Guide
The Hammers stay at London Stadium for the visit of West Brom, looking to bounce back from a 2-3 defeat to Southampton last weekend. Southampton raced into a three-goal lead through early strikes, before Kyle Walker-Peters and Tomáš Souček gave West Ham a grandstand finish – Souček's effort coming deep into stoppage time – but it proved too little, too late. The home side ended the game with 55% of possession, and 28 shots to their opponents' 15.
That narrow defeat ended a nine-game unbeaten Championship run, which included a 6-0 rout of Lincoln and a 1-0 win at leaders Swansea.
West Ham United remain well in the promotion conversation, sitting on 22 points after twelve league games; they're third on the table and right in the thick of the promotion race. If results go their way this weekend, they could end it top of the table.
Divine Mukasa was a standout performer at the weekend again and has been consistently one of the club's strongest performers since rejoining his boyhood club on a season-long loan from Manchester City. In his 63-minute display, he had the most shots with 5, an assist, and completed 33/36 passes.
West Brom Form Guide
West Brom are playing their second consecutive game away from The Hawthorns following their 1-1 draw at Deepdale Stadium last weekend against Preston. An Andrew Hughes opener in the 78th minute was quickly pulled back when substitute Aune Heggebø equalised in the 82nd minute. It was a deserved point too, with 72% of possession and 21 shots in a dominant performance.
The Baggies are currently positioned in fifth place on 21 points after six victories, three draws and three defeats from their opening twelve matches. Though it's early days, if they can maintain that form, they're on course to significantly improve on their 21st place finish from last season, where they narrowly avoided relegation.
More recently, though, their early-season form has taken a step back, and after last weekend's draw, their tally of 7 points from their last five league games has them only 13th on the Championship form table.
Their primary attacking threat will come from Isaac Price and Jimmy-Jay Morgan, who are both enjoying fantastic seasons at The Hawthorns. Price has been the Baggies' talisman with six goals in all competitions. He is lethal from distance and a real danger from set pieces, and he showed ice-cool composure with a cheeky Panenka – a chipped penalty straight down the middle – against Blackburn. Summer signing Morgan has weighed in with five goals of his own. He's a clinical finisher with a knack for arriving in the box, and his unselfishness shows in three league assists, the most at the club.
Betting Tips
West Ham United vs West Brom Betting Tips
West Ham United Win @ 8/15
West Ham United return to London Stadium looking to put last weekend's narrow defeat behind them. Their home form has been a key part of their Championship campaign: three of their six league wins have come in East London, with emphatic victories over Wolves (4-2), Derby County (3-0) and Wrexham (6-0).
The Hammers were unfortunate against Southampton last Saturday, rallying late before Tomáš Souček 's stoppage-time strike proved too late. That record of three home wins from six gives Nuno 's side a solid platform to build from against West Brom.
BTTS @ 8/13
BTTS has landed in 67% of both West Ham United's and West Brom's Championship games this season. The Hammers' last two home games against QPR and Southampton both saw goals at both ends.
West Brom arrive on a similar run after their 3-2 win over Blackburn and a 1-1 draw at Preston, and with Price and Morgan in form, they carry a real threat going forward.
Over 2.5 Goals @ 6/5
There's every chance this one is an entertaining affair. Five of West Ham United's six home league games have produced three or more goals, with the 4-2 win over Wolves, the 6-0 rout of Wrexham and last weekend's 3-2 defeat to Southampton all clearing the line comfortably.
West Brom have shown they can join in too, coming from two goals down to beat Blackburn 3-2 at The Hawthorns earlier this month. With Bowen and Mukasa on one side and Price and Morgan on the other, goals look likely.
Bet on Championship Odds at BOYLE Sports
*Prices are subject to fluctuation.
Remember, Always Gamble Responsibly.
Bill is as passionate about Irish football as they come, with an agonising longing to see his country grace a World Cup stage. A League of Ireland devotee and lifelong Man United fan, he knows better than most what sporting heartbreak feels like, and brings that perspective to the BOYLE Sports Blog. With roots in greyhound racing and a curiosity spanning politics, snooker, WWE and beyond, there is rarely a sporting conversation he cannot add to.
