If someone had told West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic that his club would be in third place after six matches with 12 points and road wins over both Manchester City and Liverpool, he probably would be a bit skeptical at the least.
But that's exactly where the Hammers (4-0-2) are heading into Saturday's clash with Norwich City at Upton Park, and they're seeking a fourth consecutive Premier League victory following a stunning 2-1 result over Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium thanks to goals from Victor Moses and Diafra Sakho.
The Hammers are in search of their first four-match winning streak in league play since February 2014 and have managed this success by being remarkably opportunistic in the final third.