West Ham United initially struggled in the tournament having lost to Arsenal and Leicester in their first two matches 2-5 and 1-3 respectively. Remarkably, in their next two Premier League matches, West Ham not only managed to go unbeaten but reversed their losing streak. They managed to grab victories against Wolverhampton, at their home grounds, by a score of 2-1 while also obtaining a draw against Bournemouth 1-1 where they balanced the match in extra time.
From the relegation zone, West Ham is riding comfortably at 14th position, with a 7-point difference from the drop zone, establishing a reasonable foothold for themselves. However, it can be troubling for them that while they are able to compete well with bottom half clubs, their record against upper half clubs is notably worse.
Roberto De Zerbi’s Brighton on the other had have not been so fortunate, as they suffered their second winless streak this season within 4 consecutive Premier League matches, making things tough for them. Brighton have again only managed a 1-1 draw against Southampton while previously losing 1-3 against Fulham and Crystal Palace during their last game, snapping a 7 match unbeaten streak for them at home.
Brighton’s position has however not seen a dramatic change, i.e., Brighton sits at 9th which is just 4 points away from the Champions league position. But I think it goes without saying that Brighton can occupy the fourth position, only if they are consistent in their performances. In the other month reports tell Brighton drew matches against the bottom placed Leicester and Southampton.
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