West Ham United will be hoping for a major turning point in their season once they return to action from the 2022 World Cup break.
Following Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to Leicester City at the London Stadium that saw the Hammers drop to 16 th in the Premier League table and just a point clear of the relegation zone, David Moyes’ side will now not be in action for another six weeks.
With West Ham going into the break off three straight home defeats in all competitions and four defeats in five in the Premier League, the break will benefit Moyes’ side in some ways, giving the club time to work on tactics and to give players a rest, having already played 24 competitive matches in all competitions.
