David Moyes has to be brave and play three up front for the Tottenham vs West Ham clash on Sunday afternoon.
West Ham United travel to North London to take on Tottenham in the 16:30 Premier League kick-off on Sunday.
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Spurs and West Ham both desperately need all three points, but for very different reasons!
The Hammers are currently sitting just outside the relegation zone, whilst Tottenham are trying to keep pace with the top four.
It will be absolutely vital for us to get a big result on Sunday, and I think the best way to do that will be to take the game to a weakened Tottenham side…
David Moyes must go bold for Tottenham vs West Ham
Spurs will be missing plenty of key players this weekend, including the likes of Hugo Lloris, Yves Bissouma and Rodrigo Bentancur.
Tottenham also played last night out in Milan and because of that, they might just be slightly jaded.
West Ham need to really take the game to them and the best way for us to do that is for Moyes to start three players up front – Danny Ings, Michail Antonio and Jarrod Bowen.
Antonio and Bowen are just starting to rediscover their best form whilst Ings is awaiting his first start in a West Ham shirt.
Tottenham usually play with three centre-backs, so having Ings flanked by Antonio and Bowen in a narrow front three should sufficiently occupy their defenders.
The Hammers will then rely on Emerson and Vladimir Coufal to provide the width.
Ings desperately needs a proper chance soon. Moyes can’t keep giving him 15 or 20 minutes here and there. And in my opinion, the Tottenham vs West Ham clash is the perfect time for the 30-year-old hitman to be thrown into the starting XI.
Antonio, Bowen and Ings could form somewhat of a Holy Trinity for the Hammers. And Moyes selecting those three would certainly give Spurs a lot to think about.
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