Watch West Ham vs Burnley today as both teams battle it out for a precious three points at the bottom of the Premier League table, with FourFourTwo bringing you all the broadcast information right here.
Date: Saturday, 8 November 2025
Kick-off time: 3:00pm BST / 10:00am ET
Venue: London Stadium, London
TV & Streaming: Peacock (US), Stan Sport (Australia)
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Tomas Soucek made sure of the points late on, as the Czech international forced the ball over the line after some poor Magpies defending.
Burnley come into this one following their 2-0 defeat against title-chasers Arsenal, but did win consecutive games against Leeds and Wolves before that.
Scott Parker's men have made a solid account of themselves thus far, and a win heading into the November international break would be another huge marker.
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Is West Ham vs Burnley on TV in the UK?
West Ham vs Burnley falls during the Saturday 3pm blackout, which means it cannot legally be shown live in the UK. All other games outside this specific kick-off slot are televised.
What's more, all games, including the Saturday 3pm fixtures, are shown live in pretty much every other country in the world.
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Watch West Ham vs Burnley in the US
West Ham vs Burnley is available to both watch and stream in the United States via Peacock.
Watch West Ham vs Burnley in Australia
Fans of Premier League football in Australia can watch West Ham vs Burnley through Stan Sport.
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West Ham vs Burnley: Premier League preview
The Hammers endured a difficult start to the season and thus departed it was time to say bye-bye to former boss Graham Potter.
In came ex-Forest boss Espirito Santo and the 51-year-old tasted sweet success against Newcastle last weekend at the London Stadium.
Ultimately tasked with keeping West Ham in the Premier League this term, the Portuguese boss says he will do all he can to retain the Hammers' top-flight status.
"[It is a] totally different match - totally different team with good players," said Nuno on the Clarets earlier this week.
"Burnley under Scott [Parker] have been hard. We've been watching how good they've been, and we expect a totally different match."
Burnley will be without Jordan Beyer (hamstring), Zeki Amdouni and Connor Roberts (both knee) for their trip to the capital, but Parker has confirmed that defender Hjalmar Ekdal is okay.
Ekdal was pictured with a corker of a black eye in training this week, but looks fit to play in what could be a vital clash for the Clarets.
Fortunes will have to be on their side too, with the underdogs having come out on top in only two of their last 11 top-flight away meetings against West Ham.
What is more alarming is the fact that they have conceded a total of 20 goals in that time, and something will have to give at the London Stadium.
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West Ham vs Burnley: Expected line-ups
FourFourTwo's prediction
West Ham 1-2 Burnley
We don't know why, but FourFourTwo are backing the Clarets to pick up a statement win against Nuno's side on Saturday afternoon.
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