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Samuel Fabre

Sat 14 March 2026 7:10, UK

West Ham United are out to record their biggest win of the season when they host Manchester City on Saturday.

The Hammers are only in the relegation zone due to their poor goal difference, but the last few weeks have shown that they are more than capable of staying in the Premier League.

Having just beaten Fulham in the top flight and Brentford in the FA Cup, Nuno Espirito Santo is finally getting the best out of his players.

However, the Hammers will be up against it at the London Stadium, with Man City firmly competing for the title as they sit second in the table.

When West Ham face Man City on Saturday, they’ll have to be at their best against Pep Guardiola’s side, and here’s how fans can watch the mouth-watering clash on TV.

How to watch West Ham vs Man City

The Citizens dropped points at home to Nottingham Forest in their last league outing, and they won’t be going into the West Ham match at their best.

Wednesday’s 3-0 loss to Real Madrid has surely dented their morale, creating an opportunity for the Hammers to claim an unlikely victory.

Saturday’s game will be televised on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate, with kick-off at 8pm and coverage beginning at 7pm.

It is also available to watch or stream on Discovery+ UK, requiring a subscription, and can be viewed on their website or app.

The Hammers haven’t beaten Man City since 2015, but they’ll be hoping that playing under the lights in front of their home fans could spur them on to an unlikely victory.

To achieve that, West Ham will have to stop Erling Haaland, who has had great success in this fixture.

Erling Haaland’s formidable record vs West Ham in full

Haaland will be determined to rediscover his form, and the West Ham game has certainly come at the perfect time for him.

The Norwegian striker has scored more Premier League goals against West Ham than any other opponent (11).

He’s netted at least twice in his last three against the Hammers – only Michael Owen against Newcastle (1998-2001) and Harry Kane against Everton (2017-2018) have scored two or more goals in four consecutive Premier League games against an opponent.

The signing of Axel Disasi has added stability and physicality to the defence, while Konstantinos Mavropanos has put his bad run of form behind him.

However, they’ll be up against one of Europe’s best strikers, and it’s a far greater test than what they’ve faced in recent weeks.

Both defenders will have to be at the races on Saturday, as Haaland will definitely be confident of extending his goals tally against the Hammers.