


Blackburn Rovers
West Ham United-
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Andri Gudjohnsen 9
- 2 Jarrod Bowen 7

- 3 Konstantinos Mavropanos 5

- 4 Oladapo Afolayan 4

- 5 Divine Mukasa 4

- 6 Joël Piroe 3

- 7 Tomás Soucek 3

- 8 Mohamadou Kanté 3

- 9 Maximilian Kilman 2

- 10 Ryoya Morishita 2

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Jarrod Bowen 51
- 2 Valentín Castellanos 33

- 3 Oladapo Afolayan 31

- 4 Jayden Fevrier 22

- 5 Konstantinos Mavropanos 21

- 6 Joël Piroe 20

- 7 Todd Cantwell 20

- 8 Mohamadou Kanté 19

- 9 Andri Gudjohnsen 18

- 10 Divine Mukasa 16

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Kristi Montgomery 26
- 2 Konstantinos Mavropanos 15

- 3 Arne Engels 14

- 4 Todd Cantwell 14

- 5 Ollie Scarles 13

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Sam Morsy13 - 7 Oladapo Afolayan 12

- 8 Divine Mukasa 12

- 9 Morato 12

- 10 Maximilian Kilman 11

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Jarrod Bowen 7
- 2 Valentín Castellanos 3

- 3 Arne Engels 3

- 4 Oladapo Afolayan 2

- 5 Kyle Walker-Peters 2

- 6 Harry Pickering 2

- 7 Joël Piroe 2

- 8 Mohamadou Kanté 2

- 9 Ryoya Morishita 2

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Edvin Austbø2
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Jarrod Bowen 41
- 2 Todd Cantwell 31

- 3 Manor Solomon 25

- 4 Arne Engels 24

- 5 Valentín Castellanos 15

- 6 Kyle Walker-Peters 12

- 7 Mohamadou Kanté 11

- 8 Jayden Fevrier 11

- 9 Divine Mukasa 10

- 10 Ryan Alebiosu 9

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Maximilian Kilman 895
- 2 Konstantinos Mavropanos 698

- 3 Sean McLoughlin 642

- 4 Arne Engels 595

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Sam Morsy511 - 6 Todd Cantwell 428

- 7 Kristi Montgomery 416

- 8 Kyle Walker-Peters 384

- 9 Divine Mukasa 356

- 10 Manor Solomon 353

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Manor Solomon 24
- 2 Jarrod Bowen 23

- 3 Oladapo Afolayan 17

- 4 Ryoya Morishita 14

- 5 Jayden Fevrier 12

- 6 Ryan Alebiosu 11

- 7 Todd Cantwell 11

- 8 Mohamadou Kanté 8

- 9 Tom Atcheson 6

- 10 Kristi Montgomery 6

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Sean McLoughlin 28
- 2 Kristi Montgomery 25

- 3 Konstantinos Mavropanos 17

- 4 Arne Engels 15

- 5 Jarrod Bowen 13

- 6 Divine Mukasa 10

- 7 Harry Pickering 9

- 8 Moussa Baradji 9

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Sam Morsy9 - 10 Maximilian Kilman 8

Blackburn Rovers welcome West Ham United to Ewood Park on Saturday 7 November, a 3pm Championship kick-off between a solid home side and the division’s most prolific attack.
West Ham United go to Lancashire as strong favourites, unbeaten on the road and with more goals than anyone in the Championship, though they have not won in three, losing twice at home before a 3-3 draw at Cardiff City in midweek. We have gone through the Blackburn Rovers vs West Ham United odds for our best bets, two premium picks and a score prediction below.
Premium Tips
Anthony Eadson has sided with the division’s most prolific attack at Ewood Park, pairing Jarrod Bowen to score with a high-scoring West Ham win.
| Premium Tip | Odds | Why we’re backing it |
|---|---|---|
| Jarrod Bowen to score anytime | 17/10 (Ladbrokes) | Bowen leads a West Ham attack that has scored in every game and hit a division-high 36 goals, with seven goals and seven assists of his own. He has landed 21 shots on target in 14 league games, more than any other West Ham player. Blackburn have conceded 22 goals, including six in their last two, so he should get chances. At 17/10 with Ladbrokes, the forward is fairly priced to find the net. |
| West Ham to win and over 3.5 goals | 13/5 (William Hill) | West Ham’s games rarely stay tight: nine of their 14 league matches have produced four or more goals, including five of their seven away from home. Four of their six wins have also come in games with at least four goals, such as the 6-0 thrashing of Lincoln City. Blackburn have shipped six goals in their last two, so a West Ham win in a high-scoring game looks a fair bet at 13/5 with William Hill. |
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How Blackburn Rovers go into the game
Blackburn Rovers sit 14th on 18 points and have made Ewood Park a decent fortress, winning four of their seven home games. They blow hot and cold, though: they have won two of their last five, but come in off a 2-1 home defeat to Stoke City and a chastening 4-0 loss at Swansea City before that.
The Rovers are capable going forward, with 20 goals, including nine from Andri Gudjohnsen and four from Oladapo Afolayan, but they have leaked 22 at the other end and have kept three clean sheets. They will need to be at their best to contain a West Ham side brimming with attacking options.
How West Ham United go into the game
West Ham United are eighth on 23 points and remain the team to watch in this division, with a league-high 36 goals and a forward line most Championship sides would envy. They have scored in every game this season, and they are unbeaten on the road, with three wins and four draws from seven.
The caveat is that West Ham have hit a blip, losing both of their most recent home games and drawing 3-3 at Cardiff City on Wednesday, so their back line is not watertight. With only 10 goals conceded in seven away games and goals flowing at the other end, though, they look well equipped to win at Ewood Park.

Blackburn Rovers vs West Ham United head-to-head
There is next to no recent history between these clubs: with West Ham United only lately dropping into the Championship, the sides have not met in the league in this spell, and their last meeting of any kind was a 2022 League Cup tie that Blackburn Rovers edged on penalties after a 2-2 draw. Current form, then, is the better guide.
Blackburn Rovers vs West Ham United predictions & betting tips
| Our Prediction | Odds & Bookmaker | Confidence | Why We’re Backing It |
|---|---|---|---|
| West Ham United | 4/6 (William Hill) | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | West Ham are yet to lose away from home and have scored in every game this term. |
| Both teams to score – Yes | 8/13 (Betfred) | ⭐⭐⭐ | West Ham have scored in every match this season, while Blackburn carry a threat at home with 12 goals there. |
| Over 2.5 goals | 4/7 (Betfred) | ⭐⭐⭐ | West Ham’s games have been goal-fests, and Blackburn offer enough at Ewood Park to add to the count. |
| Blackburn Rovers 1-3 West Ham United | 10/1 (Sky Bet) | ⭐⭐ | Blackburn have conceded 22 goals, and West Ham’s travelling attack should prove too much. |
Blackburn Rovers vs West Ham United score prediction
Ewood Park has been a tougher venue than Blackburn’s league position suggests, and the hosts should carry enough to score. But West Ham United have the division’s most dangerous attack, are yet to lose on the road and simply look a class above at this level. We expect the visitors to win a goal-filled afternoon, with Blackburn getting on the scoresheet but finishing second best. Score prediction: Blackburn Rovers 1-3 West Ham United.
