Hello and welcome to Vicarage Road, where Watford host West Ham in the final game of the Premier League season. The Hornets come into this game knowing that a point will secure a top half finish - which would be their highest for 30 years. However, they may also have more than one eye on next weekend's FA Cup final against Manchester City. West Ham have won back-to-back games against London rivals Spurs and Bournemouth, and another against Javi Gracia's side would guarantee them a top-10 finish. Watford vs West Ham - Premier League Venue: Vicarage Road Date: Sunday May 12 Kick-off time: 3.00pm (BST) Previous meeting: West Ham 0-2 Watford, Premier League, December 22 2018. Watford team news West Ham team news What TV channel is Watford vs West Ham on? Watford vs West Ham will not be broadcast live on television, but you can join football.london for full coverage of the game from Vicarage Road, including live blog commentary, player ratings and reaction. Live stream information Watford vs West Ham will not be available to watch via live stream, but full coverage of the game will be available on football.london from Vicarage Road, including team news and live blog commentary and player ratings. Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football.london app for iPhone and Android . Available to download from the App Store and Google Play .<doc-sep>Sign up to FREE email alerts from Football London - West Ham Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Lukasz Fabianski - 8 Made some routine saves in the first half before producing a frankly world-class one from Deeney right on half time. It was rieiculous, from two yards out as well and he gets an extra point just for that, Ryan Fredericks - n/a Picked up a hamstring injury in the early stages of the game, tried to soldier on but eventually succumbed to the problem and was replaced by Zabaleta on 25 minutes. Issa Diop - 7 Good first half as he was kept very busy by Troy Deeney and Roberto Pereyra running from midfield. Much like his partner, completely unruffled after Holebas's red. Fabian Balbuena - 7 Very strong first half, won a number of aerial duels and made two important blocks in his own box as well. Untroubled after half time, especially after Watford went down to ten men. Arthur Masuaku - 6 Rarely troubled defensively and got forward well but to be honest, didn't actually do much in the game. Just one of those where he didn't actually have to do anything. (Image: Sebastian Frej/MB Media/Getty Images) Declan Rice - 8 Got overrun a bit early doors by the marauding Pereyra and tricky Deulofeu but quickly got his act together. One moment in the second half saw him win three tackles within a couple of seconds while on the floor, superb work. Dominated the second half, played like he had a chip on his shoulder and really put himself about. Mark Noble - 8 (Image: Henry Browne/Getty Images) Brilliant solo goal put the Hammers in front on 16 minutes, sending Cathcart and Kabasele to the cleaners with one drop of the shoulders. Has hit such a rich vein of form towards the end of the season, slotted home the penalty Manuel Lanzini - 7 (Image: Henry Browne/Getty Images) Scored the easiest goal of his career on 38 minutes as he nodded home into an empty net after Antonio had battered the crossbar from 18 yards. Substituted midway through the second half after a difficult afternoon but gets an extra point for the goal. Felipe Anderson - 8 Not much to report in the first half as he didn't have much of an influence on the game. Completely different second half as he ran Watford absolutely ragged, was unlucky to hit the post with a sweet volley before Arnautovic tapped in the rebound. Borderline unplayable once the home side went down to ten. Michail Antonio - 9 Lovely one-two with his captain led to the opening goal and had a huge part in the second. Shrugged off three Watford defenders before rattling the crossbar, Lanzini heading home the rebound. He's become crucial to this West Ham team with his energy levels and is always offering an outlet. Won the pebalty for the fourth goal as well. Superb. Didn't really see much of the ball in all honesty and was feeding off scraps for the majorty. Had a couple of sniffs at goal in the second half but either took a touch too many or was shrugged off the ball. Netted the third goal for the visitors from a couple of yards out. Substitutes Pablo Zabaleta (for Fredericks, 25') - 4 Wretched backpass from Zabaleta allowed Deulofeu to nip in, round Fabianski and reduce the arrears. Bailed out by Anderson after being rinsed by the Spaniard. Played another dire pass to Doucoure that wasn't punished. Awful. Jack Wilshere (for Lanzini, 67') - 6 Played some very neat passes Carlos Sanchez (for Rice, 80') - N/A Got some valuable minutes under his belt ahead of pre-season after eight months out injured.<doc-sep>The final English Premier League week is upon us and what a matchup West Ham United look to have in store for them. When West Ham and Watford most recently faced off, the Hammers were on a good run of games and were immediately squashed by the Hornets. This time, we are once again off to a good run and they are somewhat sputtering their way through the end of the season. Watford also have a big FA Cup final match coming up just 6 days after the end of the season that might have their minds in other places, you can check out the article by Scott Johnson on this very forum. Want your voice heard? Join the Green Street Hammers team! Write for us! Sunday’s match, however, could play into somewhat of a bounce-back match for two West Ham players, in particular, Fabian Balbuena and Issa Diop. Both Diop and Balbuena picked up yellow cards and looked not like their usual self’s in Balbuena causing the foul that allowed for the Deeney penalty to go in. They will most likely face Troy Deeney and Gerard Deulofeu again and it goes without saying that they complimented each other well the last time out. Each picking up a goal and really taking to the Hammers backline. For me this week, this is the matchup that will most likely affect the match and how the scoreline will be determined. West Hams back line has been in excellent form in the past few matches and they should be able to keep it rolling into this matchup.<doc-sep>
Manuel Pellegrini has made two changes as he has named his final starting eleven for the season as his West Ham side face Watford in the sunshine at Vicarage Road. In comes Declan Rice and Felipe Anderson, who have replaced Pedro Obiang and Grady Diangana from the 3-0 win over Southampton last time out. There is no room in the starting lineup for Jack Wilshere, who was heavily tipped by Pellegrini himself to be handed a start during the week but the former Gunner is named on the bench. The back four remains the same from the Southampton game - Ryan Fredericks, Issa Diop, Fabian Balbuena and Arthur Masuaku - but Aaron Cresswell is not in the squad at all. Nor is Samir Nasri, who has seemingly played for West Ham for the final time after a calf problem which has seen him miss the last six matches. The Frenchman is unlikely to earn an improved contract this summer as a result of his persistent injury problems since signing as a free agent in January. (Image: Visionhaus/Getty Images) Javier Hernandez and his new orange haircut will be seen from the bench as he has been named among the substitutes once again with Marko Arnautovic leading the line up front in a front three alongside Anderson and Michail Antonio. West Ham: Fabianski; Fredericks, Diop, Balbuena, Masuaku; Rice, Noble, Lanzini; Anderson, Antonio, Arnautovic. Subs: Adrian, Zabaleta, Hernandez, Sndograss, Wilshere, Sanchez, Ogbonna. Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football.london app for iPhone and Android . Available to download from the App Store and Google Play .