West Ham vs Everton
Venue: Upton Park
Kick off: 3pm
West Ham United can secure a top-half finish in the Premier League if they can beat Everton in what will be their final game at Upton Park before moving to the Olympic Stadium.
However, the Toffees could leapfrog the Hammers with a win in the East End of London and, depending on the number of yellow and red cards shown, could move ahead of the Clarets in the race for a Europa League place.
The Hammers could still finish this season with their highest league placing since 2009, but rumours continue to persist about the future of manager Sam Allardyce.
A bright start to the campaign saw the Clarets hovering around the top six in the division and in early contention for a place in the Champions League.
West Ham’s results at Upton Park have been more promising, having lost only five of their 18 matches on home turf this season.
While the Toffees have been unable to replicate their league campaign from last season, which saw them narrowly miss out on a Champions League place, they have improved in recent months to avoid the ignominy of a relegation battle.
After a humbling defeat away to Dynamo Kiev, which dumped the Blues out of the Europa League, some questioned the direction in which manager Roberto Martinez was taking the club.
One ongoing cause for concern could be the Toffees’ lack of victories on their travels. Martinez has seen his side win just four of their 18 away games this term.
Indeed, in their six outings away from Goodison, Everton have triumphed just once and have picked up four points from a possible 24 on the road.
West Ham United possible starting lineup:
Adrian; Cresswell, Collins, Burke, Jenkinson; Noble, Kouyate, Downing, Song; Nene, Valencia
Everton possible starting lineup:
Howard; Coleman, Garbutt, Stones, Jagielka; McCarthy, Barry; Lennon, Barkley, Naismith; Lukaku