How to watch Bournemouth v West Ham United: TV Channel and live stream details

West Ham United will look to make it three wins in a row on Saturday afternoon when they make the trip to Bournemouth at 3pm on Saturday.

The Hammers have beaten Newcastle United and Burnley at the London Stadium in their last two outings and another victory could move them out of the bottom three if other results go their way this weekend.

Ahead of the resumption of the Premier League, the Hammers sit 18th in the table, behind 17th-placed Burnley on goal difference and just one points behind Leeds United and Fulham. Bournemouth sit ninth in the table with five wins from their 11 matches.

They have picked up 18 points and have been one of the surprise packages so far after losing a number of key players during the summer transfer window.

Bournemouth v West Ham: TV Channel and live stream details

West Ham travel to Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday November 22, with kick-off at 3pm GMT from the Vitality Stadium. It means supporters in the United Kingdom will not be able to watch the match live or stream it online due to the 3pm blackout rule.

Fans in the UK will be able to listen to live match updates on BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT and get updates on TV from Sky Sports Soccer Saturday. Free match highlights will be made available on the Sky Sports app and YouTube channel shortly after full-time, while Match of the Day will show extended highlights from 10:30pm on BBC One and iPlayer.

West Ham fans outside the UK will be able to watch the game if their respective right holders have selected it coverage. A full list of the varying rights holders for the Premier League across the world can be found HERE.

In Spain, DAZN have the rights while it will also be shown on Fubo in Canada, Stan Sport in Australia, Star Sports in India and both ESPN and Disney+ in South America. Those in the Middle East and Africa can watch the match on beIN Sports and SuperSport.

Bournemouth v West Ham: Team news

West Ham will be without Lucas Paquetá due to suspension while Konstantinos Mavropanos is a doubt as things stand. Hammers boss Nuno Espirito Santo did admit in his pre-match press conference that some players had returned from international duty with minor issues. Ollie Scarles remains out with a collarbone injury.

He said: "After the international break there's always doubts and things that we need to assess."

Meanwhile, Bournemouth pair Justin Kluivert and Ben Gannon-Doak will be out after picking up injuries on international duty.

“I have worries, I have concerns because, as you know, it was a bad international break for us,” Cherries boss Andoni Iraola explained.

“We had confirmed injuries of Justin – an abductor muscle injury – so Justin is going to be out.

“Ben Gannon-Doak has a hamstring injury. Ben’s is a bad one and he will be out for some time. Today, we had a consult with a surgeon to see if it’s something that has to go through surgery, or we could go more conservative.

“Ben will be out for some months, which is really bad news.”

Key man Antoine Semenyo could also miss the game. Iraola added: “Antoine is different. Justin and Ben have muscle injuries and Antoine’s was not something new that happened when he was there [on international duty with Ghana].

“He was already dealing with an ankle injury. I cannot tell you if he’s going to play tomorrow or not. We will have to see. We have a couple of situations with the ones who have arrived late, we have to see if they are comfortable to help us tomorrow.”