WEST HAM V MAN CITY - CITY SECURE DRAW, FOUR POINTS CLEAR

Almost ready to go now. Think this will be worth watching.

A win for West Ham today would lift them above City's Manchester rivals in sixth spot and put them in pole position to gain the second Europa League spot. They are virtually certain of Conference League qualification with Wolves five points behind them in eighth.

Thirty years ago West Ham derailed Manchester United's title charge by scoring the only goal at Upton Park to sink Alex Ferguson's side and set up Leeds' title win. Will any Hammer do Liverpool a similar favour today.

After hitting five against Wolves and Newcastle, City have changed their forward line with Mahrez, Jesus and Grealish start with Foden, Sterling and Gundogan dropping out and Bernardo Silva likely playing a little deeper.

After scoring two against Norwich last time out, the former Brentford forward's ankle injury means the Czech midfielder comes into the side and likely Lanzini pushes a little further forward.

The West Ham stalwart will likely get on for a last game in front of home fans but David Moyes shows his intent to derail City by not gifting a game to the veteran midfielder - which you could not really blame him for doing after 18 years' service.

The England winger starts ahead of Foden and Sterling, with Fernandinho is lining up alongside Laporte in the heart of defence.