West Ham XI vs Arsenal: Starting lineup, injury latest and team news for Premier League game | OneFootball

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·11 February 2024

West Ham XI vs Arsenal: Starting lineup, injury latest and team news for Premier League game

Article image:West Ham XI vs Arsenal: Starting lineup, injury latest and team news for Premier League game
Article image:West Ham XI vs Arsenal: Starting lineup, injury latest and team news for Premier League game

West Ham have stuck with Ben Johnson in their starting line-up for today’s match with Arsenal.


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Lucas Paqueta remains out having been sidelined for over a month, since limping off with a calf problem in the FA Cup third-round against Bristol City at the start of January.

Paqueta had, on that occasion, only just returned from a similar issue suffered against Arsenal late last year and, ahead of facing the Gunners again, remains unavailable.

David Moyes told reporters on Friday: “Lucas Paqueta isn’t ready yet.

“Michail Antonio has started training, but has only trained for two days with the group. He’s still off it in terms of match fitness and being available.”

Goalkeeper Alphonse Areola is available after being withdrawn against Manchester United as a precaution.

Article image:West Ham XI vs Arsenal: Starting lineup, injury latest and team news for Premier League game

Alphonse Areola is available

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The Hammers welcome Arsenal to the London stadium looking for a third victory of the season over their north London rivals, having won in the reverse league fixture at the Emirates and earlier in the Carabao Cup.

But Moyes is aware, after picking up three points from a possible 12, his team are not currently firing on all cylinders.

“We’ve tried to give the players a bit of time training together, which we’ve needed because we’ve been off the boil a little,” he continues. “Getting them all back together has been good and hopefully we can build on it.

“We’ve beaten Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea this year. We’re giving the top teams a game and hopefully we can so the same on Sunday.”

Time and date: 2pm on Sunday, February 11, 2024

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