Paul Merson reckons Leeds United will be "hungrier" than West Ham United this weekend when the two sides go head to head at the London Stadium.
The Hammers welcome Sam Allardyce's Leeds side to east London, with the two sides separated by six points with two games to play in the season.
West Ham know that a win or a draw will ensure their safety in the Premier League, although they will be safe before then if Everton fail to beat Wolves. On Sunday, the Hammers will be facing a Leeds side currently third from bottom in the top flight and battling to avoid relegation themselves.