West Ham United welcome to the London Stadium on Sunday as a lacklustre season for both winds down. are languishing down in 17th and could have been scrapping in a relegation battle down to the wire had it not have been for dismal performances from , and for the duration of 2024/25.

Winless under since their 2-0 victory over at the end of February, the east London outfit will be concentrating on damage limitation ahead of the summer break.

However, they aren't alone in their hardship from the current campaign, with Spurs sitting just one place above them in the standings by a mere point. has felt the pressure from fans this term after achieving victory on just 11 occasions overall.

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Entering the fray on the back of a 4-2 loss to , a 2-1 defeat to , and a 5-1 thrashing from that saw the Reds lift the Premier League title last Sunday, spirits are certainly low in north London.

However, Postecoglou may hope to utilise momentum from Spurs' 3-1 win over Bodo/Glimt in the first leg of the semi-finals on Thursday to inspire a result against their neighbours in the capital this weekend.

While the fixture will be on offer for Premier League fans around the , it will not be broadcast live on TV in the UK - meaning that the only way to watch along is by securing a spot at the London Stadium. Here, explains why...

The Hammers' clash with the Lilywhites is one of four fixtures which are scheduled for Sunday afternoon, with facing and hosting at 2pm, while welcome champions Liverpool at 4.30pm. Brighton and have been selected for live screening by during their 2pm slot, while Chelsea's clash with Liverpool is the main event.

were initially set to welcome Spurs to east London on Saturday, but the game was rescheduled when the visitors qualified for the semi-finals of the Europa League to allow ample time to recover from their initial clash with Bodo/Glimt.

From next season, however, all matches that aren't set for a 3pm kick-off on a Saturday will be broadcast live across the UK courtesy of a new Premier League TV deal.

Though football fans won't be able to tune in to watch the game live on TV in the UK, those living abroad may still be able to do so. You can find out who your local Premier League broadcaster is .

UK-based football fans won't have to wait long to catch the highlights of West Ham vs Spurs, as they will be shown on the Sky Sports website and on Sky Sports' channel around 20 minutes after the final whistle. Meanwhile, will show extended highlights of the fixture, as well as all of the action from around the grounds on Sunday evening on One at 10.30pm.

Those who wish to follow it live will be restricted to audio, with BBC London amongst those providing radio commentary in the UK.

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