West Ham survival boost looks inevitable amid dominant Wolves stats pre-Tottenham Hotspur showdown

West Ham’s hopes of Premier League survival could take a big twist on Saturday, with multiple big games set to take place.

The Hammers are set to host Everton at the London Stadium, in a match that Nuno Espirito Santo will view as winnable.

In contrast, Tottenham Hotspur travel to bottom-placed Wolves, who were officially relegated on Monday after West Ham’s draw against Crystal Palace.

As a result, many of the Hammers’ fanbase will be praying the Old Gold side can pull off an unlikely result so that they might go five points clear.

However, in recent years, Wolves have often overcome Tottenham, and West Ham’s survival hopes could depend on this happening again.

Wolves have battered Tottenham Hotspur in recent years

While Wolves may have declined massively since their pre-COVID success, they have continued to find success against Tottenham.

Since 2023, they have been unbeaten against Spurs, winning four of their last six meetings.

During this time, they have averaged two goals a game and have won every single match at Molineux.

In fact, the last time Wolves lost a home match to Spurs in the Premier League was back in 2021.

As a result, as long as this trend continues, West Ham will surely be a step closer to safety, no matter what happens in their game against Everton, with time running out for Tottenham.

David Sullivan and Daniel Kretinsky in behind-the-scenes battle

Former Everton chief executive Keith Wyness exclusively told Football Insider that David Sullivan and Daniel Kretinsky are battling over who controls West Ham.

This comes after Karren Brady stepped down from her role at the London Stadium.

Brady stepped down from her position as vice-chair after 16 years in the role, and was responsible for the club’s move from Upton Park to the London Stadium.

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This has opened the door for Kretinsky, who could now buy a portion of the Gold family’s stake to match Sullivan’s holdings.

As a result, Kretinsky or Sullivan could now step down if they cannot agree on the key decisions at the club ahead of the summer.

It remains to be seen if relegation to the Championship will affect this, with West Ham’s future in the Premier League currently looking uncertain.

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