West Ham United and Crystal Palace both get a chance with a Saturday matchup in London to close the gap with the current top eight sides in the English Premier League.

West Ham will be going in search of their second London derby win in succession under new boss Graham Potter on Saturday, as they host capital rivals Crystal Palace at the London Stadium. Potter claimed his first win as Hammers boss on Tuesday as he oversaw a battling 3-2 win over Fulham,

Oliver Glasner maintained that Crystal Palace would need time to adapt to the new Premier League season after numerous incoming and outgoings and he has been proven right. Palace's first Premier League win of the season came in late October against Tottenham Hotspur.

After winning in Graham Potter's debut, West Ham slumped right back into their toothless form with a 2-0 home defeat to Crystal Palace.

Philippe Mateta scored twice in the second half as Crystal Palace completed a 2-0 Premier League away win at a toothless West Ham United on Saturday, more evidence for new manager Graham Potter of the difficult job he faces in east London.