Sam Allardyce has made two changes to his Leeds United side to take on West Ham United at the London Stadium this afternoon. The Whites know only a win would be enough to see them leapfrog Everton and move out of the Premier League relegation zone and Allardyce will fancy his side’s chances of getting the job done in east London.
The head coach has kept faith with Patrick Bamford, who has struggled for confidence and form of late. Bamford missed a penalty last week against Newcastle United, but he will lead the line and he’ll be determined to turn in a strong performance and bring an end to his poor run.
Allardyce has moved to bring Adam Forshaw back into the starting line-up. The midfielder has been Leeds’ best over the last couple of games and he replaces Sam Greenwood in the XI.
