A late goal condemned them to defeat at Old Trafford, but a win over promoted Leicester, in which new signing from Arsenal, Emile Smith Rowe, got off the mark, was a welcome boost and they may not be the last team to leave Ipswich with a point this season.
They welcome the Hammers on the banks of the Thames after seeing them off 5-0 last season, so that will give the home team a boost.
While West Ham won 2-0 across the capital at Crystal Palace in their only away game of the new campaign, they still have to deal with being beaten at home by Aston Villa and then being outclassed by champions Manchester City before the international break.
A late goal condemned them to defeat at Old Trafford, but a win over promoted Leicester, in which new signing from Arsenal, Emile Smith Rowe, got off the mark, was a welcome boost and they may not be the last team to leave Ipswich with a point this season.
They welcome the Hammers on the banks of the Thames after seeing them off 5-0 last season, so that will give the home team a boost.
While West Ham won 2-0 across the capital at Crystal Palace in their only away game of the new campaign, they still have to deal with being beaten at home by Aston Villa and then being outclassed by champions Manchester City before the international break.
A late goal condemned them to defeat at Old Trafford, but a win over promoted Leicester, in which new signing from Arsenal, Emile Smith Rowe, got off the mark, was a welcome boost and they may not be the last team to leave Ipswich with a point this season.
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They welcome the Hammers on the banks of the Thames after seeing them off 5-0 last season, so that will give the home team a boost.
While West Ham won 2-0 across the capital at Crystal Palace in their only away game of the new campaign, they still have to deal with being beaten at home by Aston Villa and then being outclassed by champions Manchester City before the international break.
