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The London Stadium hosts West Ham United’s first Championship home fixture of the season as Charlton Athletic make the short trip across the capital. Here’s our Bet Builder pick for West Ham United v Charlton, which has been placed with Bet365.
Tottenham v Everton - Over 4.5 Cards
Player Cards
This Premier League fixture is expected to be a physically intense contest, with both Tottenham and Everton known for their competitive midfield battles and tactical fouling. Tottenham averages over 14 fouls per game, while Everton adopts an aggressive approach to disrupt play. The likelihood of numerous cautions is heightened by the match's competitive edge and the pressure on both teams to break down stubborn defences, making an Over 4.5 cards selection a considered angle.
M. Tel - 1+ Shots on Target
Player Shots On Target
Mathys Tel is positioned to influence Tottenham's attacking efforts, enjoying the freedom to advance into shooting positions from midfield. Despite limited appearances, he has already demonstrated an ability to test goalkeepers with shots on target. Given Everton's defensive vulnerabilities and Tottenham's possession stats that facilitate chances, Tel registering at least one shot on target appears a plausible outcome in this match context.
K. Dewsbury-Hall - 2+ Shots
Player Shots
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has emerged as a significant attacking presence for Everton, consistently finding opportunities to shoot. His recent form shows a pattern of taking multiple shots per game, aligning with Everton's strategy of efficient chance creation over possession dominance. This selection reflects his growing confidence and involvement in Everton's forward play, especially as the team seeks to challenge Tottenham's defensive line.
Tottenham v Everton - Over 9.0 Corners
Total Corners
The match is projected to feature a high volume of territorial exchanges and wide play, which typically generate numerous corner kicks. Tottenham's strong home corner average combined with Everton's attacking intent suggests the total corners could surpass nine. Both teams' shot volumes and crossing tendencies support this, making Over 9.0 corners a fitting market that complements the anticipated rhythm and set-piece opportunities of the fixture.
T. Barry - Anytime Goalscorer
Anytime Goalscorer
Thierno Barry has made a promising start to the season with Everton, already contributing goals despite limited appearances. Positioned as a key attacking figure, he is well placed to exploit Tottenham's defensive challenges, which have seen the team concede multiple goals per match. Barry's role and recent scoring impact provide a credible basis for backing him to score at any time during this encounter.
Under 2.5 Goals
Goals Total
The expected match scenario points towards a closely contested game with a modest goal tally, possibly around a 1-1 draw. Tottenham's shot creation has not yet translated into high scoring, while Everton, though effective in front of goal, also face defensive difficulties. This balance suggests both teams may find the net but not excessively, making Under 2.5 goals a coherent selection that aligns with the overall anticipated scoring pattern in this fixture.
The hosts arrive with abundant firepower but clear defensive vulnerabilities, having managed just one clean sheet across their last seven matches. Charlton present an intriguing threat, matching West Ham’s early return of five goals in two matches following wins over Cheltenham Town and Derby County. While the Addicks carry genuine momentum into a sold-out venue, their historical away record creates a sharp contrast with the home side’s attacking depth. Examining the individual dynamics across both squads reveals a compelling 16/1 Bet Builder proposition.
West Ham United v Charlton Bet Builder Tip
Tyreece Anthony Tupac Shakur Campbell – 1+ Shots
Tyreece Campbell enters this London Stadium fixture carrying the most clinical spell of his young career. Having managed three goals across 46 competitive appearances last season, the 22-year-old wide forward has already scored twice in two matches this term, finding the net in both the 3-1 EFL Cup win over Cheltenham Town and the 2-1 Championship victory against Derby County. For a player tasked with operating across the attacking line, that sudden burst of finishing efficiency reflects an increased willingness to test opposing goalkeepers from advanced areas.
In the victory over Derby, Campbell played the full 90 minutes and registered two total shots, both of which were directed on target, yielding an expected goals (xG) figure of 0.17 and an xGOT of 1.00. His involvement was not confined to sporadic counter-attacks; he recorded 45 total touches, including nine inside the opposition penalty area, alongside three successful dribbles and six duels won. These metrics demonstrate that Nathan Jones’s system actively encourages Campbell to drift into dangerous shooting positions rather than remaining isolated on the flank.
This active positioning aligns directly with West Ham’s ongoing defensive instability. Nuno Espirito Santo’s side surrendered a 2-0 lead to draw 2-2 at Burnley last weekend and conceded to Portsmouth in their 3-1 EFL Cup tie. With only one clean sheet secured across their previous seven matches, West Ham consistently afford opponents space in central and half-space areas. Even if the hosts command the majority of possession, their backline has repeatedly left open channels for opposition runners to exploit.
The primary counter-argument stems from Charlton’s general performance away from home. The Addicks won only four of their 23 Championship away fixtures last season, a record that highlights potential difficulty in sustaining pressure against high-calibre opposition on the road. If West Ham establish territorial control in front of 62,500 supporters, Charlton may find themselves pinned back, restricting Campbell’s opportunities to isolated counter-attacking phases.
However, Campbell requires only a single attempt on goal to fulfill this selection. Given West Ham’s habit of conceding chances and Campbell’s recent output of two shots from nine box touches against Derby, expecting him to let fly at least once represents a grounded expectation within an open match context.
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M. Solomon – Anytime Goalscorer
Manor Solomon made an immediate statistical impression on his Championship debut for West Ham, scoring in the 2-2 draw at Burnley. Operating on the left wing, Solomon registered three total shots, generating an expected goals figure of 0.53 and an xGOT of 0.95 across 89 minutes. His willingness to drive directly at defenders resulted in four completed dribbles from four attempts and seven duels won, proving that he quickly established himself as a primary focal point in the Hammers’ attacking setup.
West Ham have produced five goals across their opening two competitive matches this season, demonstrating considerable scoring frequency regardless of missing injured midfielders Tomas Soucek and Pablo. With Charlton conceding in both of their competitive outings this term, Solomon faces an opposition defence that has yet to record a shut-out.
The main caveat resides in the limited sample size of Solomon’s West Ham career, alongside the fact that his goal against Burnley originated from a set-piece scenario rather than open play, with only one of his three attempts hitting the target. Nevertheless, facing a Charlton side that managed just four away wins in 23 Championship matches last season, Solomon possesses both the role and the volume to threaten the penalty box regularly.
J. Bowen – Anytime Assist
Jarrod Bowen continues to act as West Ham’s primary creative engine, providing the key pass for Manor Solomon’s goal against Burnley. During that 90-minute performance, Bowen created three chances—all three classified as big chances—accumulating an expected assists (xA) total of 0.55 from 50 touches. Coupled with another assist and a goal in the 3-1 EFL Cup victory over Portsmouth, Bowen has provided two assists across his first two appearances this season.
Bowen’s service from wide areas and set pieces becomes even more potent with the arrival of Joel Piroe, who joins the squad having scored 73 Championship goals since the start of the 2022-23 season. Piroe’s presence inside the penalty box gives Bowen an elite target to convert the chances he regularly crafts from three successful crosses per game.
A potential drawback is Bowen’s own goalscoring ambition. Against Burnley, he unleashed three shots of his own, indicating he will cut inside and shoot when space opens rather than exclusively looking for a teammate. However, given his high big-chance creation rate and set-piece responsibilities, Bowen remains exceptionally well-placed to set up a teammate against a Charlton side that struggled defensively on the road last term.
West Ham United to win & BTTS
Combining a West Ham victory with both teams finding the net reflects the structural pattern established across both clubs’ early fixtures. West Ham have shown formidable forward strength, scoring five goals in two competitive games, and their squad depth is further bolstered by the availability of new signings Joel Piroe and Arne Engels. Facing a Charlton side that managed only four wins from 23 Championship away trips last season, the Hammers hold a decisive quality edge to secure three points in front of a sold-out London Stadium.
However, West Ham’s inability to keep clean sheets opens a clear path for Charlton to score. Nuno Espirito Santo’s side have kept just one clean sheet in their last seven matches and recently surrendered a two-goal lead at Burnley. Charlton arrive with their own scoring rhythm, having netted five goals in two matches through consecutive wins against Cheltenham Town and Derby County, with Tyreece Campbell scoring in both.
The principal risk lies in Charlton’s potential struggle to break down West Ham if the hosts manage to dictate game state cleanly, as Charlton managed very few away victories last year. Yet, given West Ham’s lingering defensive lapses and Charlton’s active front line, a home victory accompanied by goals at both ends remains the most logical outcome.
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