Marco Silva’s side have secured back-to-back wins over Newcastle and Nottingham Forest, and have only lost twice in their past 13 matches, so will fancy their chances at Craven Cottage today.
Arsenal are the highest-ranked team in action this afternoon and a win over West Ham would close the gap on Liverpool, who face Manchester City tomorrow.
The striker-less Gunners toiled to victory at Leicester last week and Graham Potter might think he can stifle Mikel Arteta’s side.
Ipswich repeatedly show signs of life and considering how unpredictable Tottenham are, they will be confident of securing a double over Ange Postecoglou’s men.
And while we are waiting for the 3pms, do feel to join Barry Glendenning to find out if Manchester United can get any worse at Everton.
