West Ham United have enjoyed an unexpectedly excellent season, and with five matches to play, the Hammers hope it won't be for naught as they head toward the run-in of the Premier League season.
The east Londoners (13-6-14) are preparing to face Watford on Wednesday at Upton Park and also hoping to extend their impressive unbeaten streak in league play to nine matches.
The Irons feel a bit hard done by Sunday's 2-2 draw with league leaders Leicester City at the King Power Stadium. Andy Carroll and Aaron Cresswell answered a Jamie Vardy opener with goals inside the final six minutes, but referee John Moss whistled Carroll for a penalty deep in stoppage time, and Leonardo Ulloa buried it to give the Foxes an unlikely point.