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Premier League: West Ham United v Norwich City match preview

A look ahead to this week’s Premier League fixture at the Upton Park

Marc Williams
Tuesday 11 February 2014 09:00 GMT
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Kevin Nolan has scored two goals in each of his last two Premier League matches
Kevin Nolan has scored two goals in each of his last two Premier League matches (Getty Images)

Kevin Nolan’s two goals against both Swansea and Aston Villa have seen the Hammers climb out of the relegation zone and they will be looking to continue their good form when Norwich visit Upton Park on Tuesday night.

Sam Allardyce will be without Andy Carroll again as he serves the second of his three-match ban but with captain Nolan finding form, the Hammers will be confident going into the match.

Norwich also have reason to think they can get a positive result following their superb performance to hold Manchester City to a 0-0 draw last weekend.

Goals have been the issue for both these sides so far this term but with West Ham’s key players coming back to fitness, they will be hoping to build upon their recent good results and climb the table, Norwich, of course, need to do the same.

KICK-OFF: Tuesday, 7.45pm

PAST MEETINGS…

Norwich 3 (Hooper, Snodgrass, Fer) West Ham 1 (Morrison), Premier League, November 2013

West Ham 2 (Noble, O’Brien) Norwich 1 (Martin), Premier League, January 2013

Norwich 0 West Ham 0, Premier League, September 2012

STATS…

Norwich have only scored 8 times in 12 away games

West Ham have taken 10 points from their last 5 games.

Kevin Nolan has scored twice in West Ham’s last two matches.

West Ham have only lost once at home since the end of November.

Norwich are without an away win since 7 December.

ODDS…

West Ham to win: 2.0

Norwich to win: 3.8

Draw: 3.25

TV: Highlights Sky Sports 1 from 10.00pm, more highlights on BBC 1 on Wednesday at 10.35pm.

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