Recently, both teams are in high spirits, with Newcastle reaching the final of the English League Cup and Westham winning two games in a row.
The Magpies have had a new season with a high success rate of player acquisitions and the contribution of leader Eddie Hervey has been invaluable. Not only has he injected a strong team spirit into the squad, he has also built an impenetrable defense that is expected to push the team into the top four.
In the forward line, Zulinden is a versatile player who can play in the midfield as well as on the left side of the front three, providing more flexibility and fighting spirit to the team's tactics. Although he was questioned in the early days of his career, under the tutelage of Eddie Hervey, Newcastle fans have finally witnessed the true strength of this player.
However, the temporary departure of Sint Maesmin has left the team without a powerhouse attacker. Micheal Armstrong and Colin Wilson have the responsibility of scoring goals, and their importance cannot be overstated. Newcastle will have to look for more chances to score if they want to make a push for the top four.
As for Westham's side, Chalo Pao Yun is back in form, scoring 3 goals in his last two games, and Michali Antonio is also doing well, which is certainly a great encouragement to Moyes who is struggling to stay in the relegation race.
Dylan Wise, another core player of Westham, is not only the team leader, but also able to keep possession of the ball and make positive breaks in the game. If Westham wants to win, Wise's excellent performance in the midfield will be the key.
Westham's confidence is high after two consecutive victories, and it is expected that this match will end in a draw between the two sides.
