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Queens Park Rangers Match (h)
The guessing is over: Tomáš Souček starts as West Ham host QPR on Friday at 8pm. Nuno has also named Manor Solomon and Dinos Mavropanos in the XI, with Alphonse Areola on the bench.
West Ham are unbeaten in six league matches, while Keiber Lamadrid is ruled out and Mohamadou Kanté is suspended. The club will honour Luděk Mikloško before kick-off.
No-Guff Summary
- Tomáš Souček starts against QPR in his first West Ham matchday squad of the season.
- West Ham's XI includes Solomon and Mavropanos; Areola and Veltman are among the substitutes.
- Lamadrid is ruled out and Kanté is suspended.
- West Ham host QPR at 8pm after six league matches unbeaten, with a tribute to Luděk Mikloško before kick-off.
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Hermansen says West Ham are improving before QPR
Mads Hermansen says West Ham are finding their rhythm before Friday's home match against QPR. Six league games unbeaten gives him a point, though the next test is turning that run into a win that would take West Ham top of the Championship.
Speaking to West Ham's official site, the goalkeeper said the players have built stronger relationships and a better understanding of one another. He has started all eight of the club's league matches so far and returned from Denmark duty with two more caps, including a clean sheet against Wales.
The match will begin with a tribute to former West Ham goalkeeper Luděk Mikloško. Hermansen said he hoped supporters would give him a fitting farewell and that the team could win for him.
Sources
- West Ham United FC - Official Site (opens in a new tab) — Explains that Mads Hermansen is looking forward to West Ham’s Championship match against QPR and quotes him on the team’s progress, his Denmark appearances and the planned tribute to Luděk Mikloško.
