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Hull City bid to extend their 100 percent record against London clubs this term when they meet West Ham at the KC Stadium.
It has been a phenomenal start for Phil Brown's side who can boast victories over Arsenal, Tottenham and Fulham.
Currently occupying a UEFA Champions League spot in third place, the Tigers are just three points behind leaders Chelsea, having lost just one league game this term against Wigan back in August.
Unbeaten in their last four games, including those two impressive wins on the road at Arsenal and more recently Spurs, Hull will be looking to make it three in a row against the Hammers.

Gianfranco Zola's side were disappointing to say the least in defeat to Bolton at Upton Park last time out, losing their first home game since April.
An inconsistent side, the Hammers have picked up four wins in seven league games, though three of those have been on home soil.
West Ham will be hoping to secure their first points against a newly-promoted side, having already lost to West Brom earlier in the season.

Gianfranco Zola's side were disappointing to say the least in defeat to Bolton at Upton Park last time out, losing their first home game since April.
An inconsistent side, the Hammers have picked up four wins in seven league games, though three of those have been on home soil.
West Ham will be hoping to secure their first points against a newly-promoted side, having already lost to West Brom earlier in the season.

So all you Irons fans that are making the trip north lets make some noise for the boys. COYI