West Ham vs Liverpool Prediction and Betting Tips for the Premier League clash, scheduled for Sunday, November 30, 2025, at 14:05 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports and NOW TV from the London Stadium in London. As Arne Slot’s Liverpool tumble further down the table, West Ham’s revival under Nuno Espirito Santo offers fans a renewed sense of belief. It’s a matchup rich in drama and statistics, and you can dive into the Football Stats Premier League to get the full picture behind the numbers.

• West Ham have scored in 100% of their matches this season.
• Liverpool have conceded at least twice in four straight away games.
• Both sides have seen BTTS in 67% of their Premier League games.
• West Ham are unbeaten in their last three league fixtures.

For West Ham, the mood has shifted from frustration to quiet confidence. After a nightmare start, the Irons have finally found rhythm, taking seven points from their last three league outings. Their attack has been ruthless, averaging 1.33 goals per match while scoring in every single league game so far. That’s consistency, plain and simple. Defensively, it’s still messy, they concede 2.5 goals per game, but Santo’s system is clearly clicking. Callum Wilson, with three goals in two games, looks reborn. Can he keep that streak alive against Liverpool’s fragile backline? Hard to bet against it.

Liverpool, on the other hand, are in uncharted territory. Three consecutive defeats, each by a margin of three or more, is the kind of form that puts any manager under the microscope. Arne Slot’s men have gone from league leaders to mid-table strugglers almost overnight. Their defense is leaking goals, 20 so far this season, while the attack has cooled off, managing an average of just 1.33 goals per game. It’s a far cry from the ruthless Reds fans once knew. Even so, the talent is there; Salah, Szoboszlai, and Isak can still turn a match on its head in a flash.

At home, West Ham are a different beast. The London Stadium has been kind to them recently, producing back-to-back wins before a 2–2 draw with Bournemouth. The crowd’s energy seems to lift them a notch higher, and their corner stats tell the story of a team that keeps pressing: over 10.5 corners in 100% of their matches. Liverpool’s away form, though, is dreadful: four straight losses on the road, each time conceding multiple goals. That said, this fixture has often brought goals and chaos. Last season’s 5–0 Liverpool win still lingers, but the tide might be turning.

It’s hard to say exactly how this one will end. Liverpool’s crisis is deep, but their pride remains intact. West Ham have momentum and home advantage, yet their leaky defense leaves the door wide open. Expect an open contest, end-to-end football, and plenty of goalmouth action. This could easily be one of those breathless Premier League nights that remind us why we love the game. And if the stats from Football Stats Premier League are anything to go by, both nets are set to bulge more than once.