Brentford have scored in all seven of their Premier League games against West Ham. That is the most times they have faced an opponent with a 100% scoring rate in the competition. The Hammers have only played Ipswich more often without keeping a clean sheet (nine matches).

Next up is a home clash against Brentford, with the Bees currently sitting five places above West Ham in the top-flight standings, in eleventh, with nine wins and 31 points from their 24 outings so far in 2024/25 - their fourth consecutive season in the Premier League under Danish manager Thomas Frank.

The quintessential 'new manager bounce' appears to have eluded West Ham since Potter took the reins, and with only one point on the board from their last nine on offer in the Premier League, the Hammers occupy a lowly 16th place in the top-flight table.

Winger Crysencio Summerville "has had a setback" in his recovery and is not likely to return until after the international break. Potter said he has "had a rest but not too much of one" and added that the squad "have a bit of freshness" to them following a weekend off.

West Ham are looking to put a difficult first half of the season behind them after a much-needed break before facing Brentford.

Brentford return to Premier League action with a trip across the capital to face West Ham United on Saturday 15 February (3pm kick-off GMT). The Bees lost 2-0 to Tottenham Hotspur at Gtech Community Stadium last time out, while Graham Potter's side were narrowly beaten 2-1 at Chelsea, despite some improved performances under the new Hammers boss.

West Ham do not expect Crysencio Summerville to play again until April, manager Graham Potter has confirmed. Summerville has suffered a setback in his recovery from the hamstring injury he sustained in Potter’s first match in charge at Aston Villa on January 10.

Graham Potter has certainly given West Ham’s players the solidity and stability they’ve needed all season, and injured players returning could help his cause.

Evan Ferguson is in line to make his West Ham debut against Brentford. The Republic of Ireland international signed for Brighton on a six-month straight loan at the end of the winter window but could not feature in the squad against Chelsea because he had played in Brighton’s 7-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest in the same weekend.