West Ham will look to continue an impressive run of momentum when they play host to Fulham in the EFL Cup on Tuesday night.
After failing to win any of their first three games following relegation to the second tier Nuno Espirito Santo has produced an emphatic response from his side.
On Friday the Hammers thrashed Wrexham 6-0 and they will be hoping for yet another dominant performance when they welcome Premier League opposition to the London Stadium.
The early rounds of the EFL Cup has long served as an opportunity for managers to experiment and Santo has done exactly that.
Meanwhile Fulham have endured something of a stuttering start to the season following the departure of long-reigning head coach Marco Silva.
Alvaro Arbeloa has arrived as the Portuguese's successor but is still yet to secure a Premier League win.
In fact, the former Real Madrid manager's only competitive victory since taking over at Craven Cottage came against AFC Wimbledon in this competition late last month.
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