David Moyes makes three West Ham changes for Olympiacos as favourite is dropped to the bench

In preparation for the crucial match, David Moyes has decided to make three changes to the West Ham lineup, leaving a fan favourite on the bench.

In a pivotal Europa League encounter of week four, David Moyes’ West Ham will be out for revenge when they host Olympiacos, the Greek powerhouse, at the London Stadium.

The outcome of this crucial matchup between West Ham and Olympiacos, a major European team, will determine whether the team advances to the knockout round of the European Championship for the third consecutive year.

Hammers manager David Moyes threw down the challenge to the team’s supporters at his pre-game news conference on Wednesday.

The Scottish player commented on the negative environment that West Ham faced during their defeat in the rematch two weeks prior in Greece.

In response, Hammers supporters have bought up a large number of the around 7,000 remaining tickets from last night.

Additionally, players like James Ward-Prowse and Angelo Ogbonna have declared their desire to get revenge for the Group’s devastating 2-1 loss to Greece two weeks prior.

The Hammers enter the match fresh from a depressing 3-2 loss to Brentford in which they let a 2-1 lead slip away.

One of the primary offenders was Michail Antonio, who stole a definite goal off Said Benrahma’s toe and missed from a yard away with the opportunity to make it 3-1.

In our opinion, he will pay the price in one of three moves, along with Tomas Soucek, one of Moyes’ previous undroppables.

As the favourite is benched, we forecast Moyes to make three West Ham changes for Olympiacos.

Bowen at the top, Fab, Paqueta, and Alvarez in?
It appears like Moyes will remove Soucek easily this season.

Additionally, we think that Antonio and Alphonse Areola, the two large Czechs, will be the adjustments from the team that started last time out.

Jarrod Bowen will lead from the front, with Benrahma and Kudus providing assistance. Alvarez and Paqueta come back.

Kurt Zouma, according to Moyes, is unavailable since he did not complete the training. However, the manager of the Hammers has done similar with Zouma in the past, and the Frenchman ended up starting, so it may just be smoke and mirrors.

Our working premise is that Zouma won’t be jeopardised.