West Ham are unlikely to have a happy visit to Stamford Bridge tomorrow night.

That is the view of BBC Sport pundit Chris Sutton, who feels that although West Ham have improved under Graham Potter so far, Chelsea will have too much.

Potter returns to face his former club for the first time since his sacking over 18 months ago, however there is certainly belief amongst Hammers fans that a victory can be realised in west London.

“Former Chelsea manager Graham Potter is back at the Bridge but I don’t see it being a happy return for him,” stated Sutton.

“West Ham have actually performed well since Potter replaced Julen Lopetegui, and looked lively, but results have still been mixed.

“Chelsea need a new goalkeeper and probably another centre-forward too if they are going to push on but even with what they have, I still think they will be too strong for West Ham. Sutton’s prediction: 2-1”

The club are set to complete the loan signing of Evan Ferguson, however he .will not be eligible to feature against Chelsea