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Blackburn vs. West Ham preview: Prediction, team news, and lineups

Join us for our Blackburn Rovers vs. West Ham United preview, which features the score prediction, team news, and predicted lineups.
ByRobert Wheeler
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West Ham United travel to Blackburn Rovers in the Championship this weekend, so join us for our Blackburn vs West Ham preview, which features the score prediction, team news, and predicted lineups.

Blackburn vs. West Ham preview

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How to watch Blackburn vs. West Ham on TV

When is the kick-off? Saturday, November 7, 2026

What time is kick-off? 3;00 pm (GMT)

Where is it played? Ewood Park

TV channel / live stream? For UK viewers, the match will not be broadcast due to the blackout rule. Fans in the United States can watch the game on Paramount+.

West Ham team news

Dinos Mavropanos returned from injury against Cardiff City this week, which was a huge boost for the Hammers. Soungoutou Magassa, who was frozen out under Nuno Espírito Santo, returned but only played 45 minutes. Still no sign of Edson Alvarez or Kieber Lamadrid. Morato and Taty Castellanos, along with Magassa, were taken off at half-time against the Bluebirds. Therefore, they will likely be dropped to the bench.

Blackburn team news

Blackburn has a few injuries, including Adam Forshaw, Matty Litherland, Lewis Miller, and Ryoya Morishita. Also, Ryan Alebiosu was forced off due to injury in mid-week against Stoke City.

Blackburn vs. West Ham lineups

Predicted West Ham lineup vs. Blackburn: Hermansen; Veltman, Mavropanos, Kilman, Mayers; Engels, Kante; Mukasa; Bowen, Piroe, Austbo

Predicted Blackburn lineup vs. West Ham: Toth, Beyuku, Carter, McLoughlin, Pickering; Morsy, Montgomery; Cantwell; Fevrier, Gudjohnson, Afolyan

Blackburn vs. West Ham prediction

The second-half comeback against Cardiff was something to build on for West Ham. Scott Parker will also have a few days to get to know the squad better before facing Blackburn. However, it is still a quick turnaround for the new head coach.

Blackburn has lost their last two games, so neither side goes into this match in good form. West Ham do have momentum after scoring three in the second half against the Bluebirds. Therefore, I am going to go for a 3-1 win for the Hammers.

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