West Ham now face an away trip at Brighton to get their season back on track after a drubbing by Manchester City.
The Seagulls sauntered into the new season with a 3-0 demolition of Watford, who looked to be enduring a hangover from last season. Graham Potter, formerly of Swansea City, made the move to the south coast after Brighton chose to dismiss Chris Hughton.
He has made some key signings in areas, signing Adam Webster from Bristol City and Neal Maupay from Brentford. He has clearly chosen to pick talent from the championship as he looks to turn the ship around.
West Ham have suffered injuries in their last game already. Felipe Anderson, Mark Noble and Sebastien Haller look like they all will not be risked against Brighton.
So the Hammers will go into the game with an altered line-up against their infamous bogey team. Let’s look at the key battles.
