upcoming match
Swansea City vs West Ham
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West Ham visit Championship leaders Swansea City on Saturday at 3pm, four points behind them after a 6–0 win at Lincoln.
Nuno Espírito Santo is still assessing players after the midweek match and says West Ham must keep building momentum. Keiber Lamadrid remains under assessment, while Swansea have several availability concerns.
No-Guff Summary
- Fixture: West Ham visit leaders Swansea on Saturday at 3pm, four points behind them after beating Lincoln 6–0.
- Nuno: He says West Ham need to build momentum and perform well under pressure. Fitness checks continue after the quick turnaround, with no new problem confirmed.
- Availability: West Ham are still assessing Lamadrid. Swansea expect Burgess and Key to miss out, Eustáquio is a doubt and Lissah is suspended.
- Watching and tickets: West Ham World reports a sell-out of the 1,971 away allocation, no live UK television coverage and CBSSN and Paramount+ coverage in the US.
- Officials: Josh Smith will referee.
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Line Up Predictions
Lamadrid still being assessed ahead of Swansea trip
Josh Smith appointed referee for Swansea trip
Josh Smith has the whistle for West Ham's trip to Swansea City on Saturday at 3pm. Adam Nunn and Andrew Fox will be his assistants, with Tim Robinson as fourth official.
Sources
- Swansea City - Official Site (opens in a new tab) — Lists Josh Smith, Adam Nunn, Andrew Fox and Tim Robinson as the officials for Swansea City’s Saturday match against West Ham.
- West Ham Official (opens in a new tab) — Confirms Josh Smith will referee West Ham’s Championship fixture away to Swansea City, assisted by Adam Nunn and Andrew Fox, with Tim Robinson as fourth official.
- West Ham World (opens in a new tab) — Reports Josh Smith will referee West Ham’s Championship trip to Swansea and examines his booking record this season, including his previous match involving West Ham.
- Football.London (opens in a new tab) — Reports that Josh Smith will referee West Ham’s trip to Swansea, his fourth West Ham appointment and first since the season opener at Burnley.
