Sheffield United vs West Ham Predictions & Betting Odds – 10th January 2020

Blades can rediscover winning touch at Bramall Lane

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Sheffield United vs West Ham Betting Tips – Premier League, 10th January 8.00 pm

Premier League action returns on Friday night with Sheffield United looking to end the night back up in fifth place. That will happen if they collect the win over West Ham. The Hammers got themselves a big win in David Moyes’ first game in charge of them. Can the Irons dig out some more survival points from their trip to Bramall Lane? Read our predictions for Sheffield United vs West Ham.

Sheffield United vs West Ham Betting Odds*

Sheff Utd 5/6
Draw 11/4
West Ham 3/1

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Sheffield United vs West Ham Live Stats & Betting Odds

Sheffield United News and Form – Can the Blades beat West Ham?

The Blades have lost their last two league games, so they will be looking for a return to some form. Granted those were back to back losses against Liverpool and Manchester City away from home. So they were totally excusable. The question is, can they find their feet back at Bramall Lane on Friday night. The Blades have lost only one of their last six home games, winning three of those. Overall this season the Blades have picked up a W4 D2 L4 record in the Premier League.

Draw/Sheff Utd HT/FT
4/1

Bet365

Only 30% of league games played at Bramall Lane this season have made it over 2.5 goals, Chris Wilder’s men taking a clean sheet in 40% of league fixtures there. Each of United’s last five league games (home and away) have gone under 2.5 goals. Of the goals that the Blades have conceded on home soil, 70% of them have gone against them in the second half of fixtures. They boast the third-best defensive record in the top flight currently, behind only Liverpool and Leicester. All four of the home wins that Sheffield United had recorded at home this season have been with a clean sheet.

Sheffield United vs West Ham Head to Head

There was a 1-1 draw between the two back in an October league meeting
Four of the last six meetings have ended in a 1-1 draw
West Ham have won only one of their last 13 meetings
Under 2.5 goals has happened in six of the last seven meetings

 

Key-Facts – Sheffield United vs West Ham

  • All of the Blades’ home wins this season have been with a clean sheet
  • West Ham have won 2 of their last 4 away games
  • Sheff Utd have the third-best defensive record in the league

 

West Ham News and Form – Can the Hammers win at Sheffield United?

The Hammers secured a 4-0 home win over Bournemouth in their last league game. That was the first game in charge for David Moyes on his return to the club. The Irons have been having a rough time of things on their travels this season. They have taken only a W3 D3 L4 road record this season. The positive out of that is that two of those three road victories have happened in their last four away games (L2). Those were both 1-0 successes at Chelsea and Southampton. So there has at least been some kind of improvement from them. Can they build on that success over Bournemouth at the start of the year?

The Irons average under a goal per away game this season, taking three clean sheets. Less than half of West Ham’s away games this season have finished under 2.5 goals. Of the six league victories that the Irons have secured this season, four of them have been by a margin of at least two goals. Three of their four away losses have been by a margin of at least two goals. A half time away draw is not unreasonable, with the Hammers having been level at the break in six of their road fixtures. Four of those six half time draws were 0-0 results.

Sheffield United vs West Ham Tips & Odds

Half time draw at 5/4
Home win at 5/6
* (Betting Odds were taken from bet365 on January 7th, 2020 at 1:54 p.m.)

Sheffield United vs West Ham Predictions

Sheffield United to win: The Blades can shake off those recent away losses against the top two by collecting three points in this one. The Hammers still have a lot to prove and a home win over the struggling Bournemouth is no real indication of drastic improvement. Home win.