WEST HAM’S RELEGATION DOOM SEALED?! SUPERCOMPUTER DROPS BOMBSHELL PREDICTION AFTER SHOCK BURNLEY WIN – FANS IN TOTAL MELTDOWN!
Nuno Espirito Santo is beginning to make his mark at West Ham as his philosophy takes shape in the team’s performances.
West Ham secured a thrilling 3-2 win over Burnley on Saturday, marking their first back-to-back Premier League victories under Nuno Espirito Santo.
Despite the improved performances, frustration among supporters remains evident, with fans staging protests outside the London Stadium before kick-off, expressing continued discontent with owners David Sullivan and Karren Brady.
Before the Burnley clash, West Ham were heavily tipped for relegation, but their recent resurgence has significantly boosted their chances of survival.
Following their victory over Newcastle, the Hammers’ relegation probability stood at 49.73 per cent, but Opta now predicts a 40.33 per cent chance of going down.
The analytics platform also projects West Ham to finish 16th in the Premier League with an estimated 38 points — a position most supporters would likely accept given their recent struggles.
Nuno, therefore, deserves praise for steering the club in a more positive direction since his appointment.
A major factor in West Ham’s revival has been their improved attacking play.
Nuno has rejuvenated the side going forward, with Lucas Paquetá rediscovering his form and easing the burden on Jarrod Bowen.
Bowen, one of England’s standout attackers, has flourished again with creative support around him.
West Ham’s attacking statistics from their last two league fixtures highlight this transformation:
Goals: 6
Shots: 30
Shots on target: 15
The Hammers have managed a 50 per cent shot accuracy rate across these games — a level of efficiency that seemed unimaginable just weeks ago.
The upcoming international break presents both opportunities and challenges for Nuno’s side.
While it may interrupt the team’s momentum after consecutive wins, it also offers valuable time to regroup and build cohesion among the players who remain at the club.
For Nuno, this period could be key to refining his tactical approach and ensuring that West Ham return even stronger when Premier League action resumes.
At last, the mood around East London is shifting — from fear of relegation to cautious optimism that the Hammers can fight their way to safety.
