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West Ham look to capitalise on home advantage against a winless Charlton Athletic side desperately searching for their first point of the season.
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West Ham welcome Charlton Athletic on Sunday in a match that pits 11th against rock-bottom 14th in the FA WSL. Both sides are scrapping at the wrong end of the table, but the gulf between them is enormous. West Ham have nine points from nine games. Charlton have precisely zero.
The Hammers are the WSL's most unpredictable outfit. Their form reads LWLWL - a beautiful mess of alternating results. They thumped Liverpool 4-1 at home but then shipped five without reply at Manchester City. At home, they average 1.5 goals scored and 1.5 conceded. Away? A miserable 0.6 goals scored and 2.6 against. This fixture falls on their turf, which is where they do their best work.
Nine games. Nine defeats. Five goals scored. Twenty-eight conceded. Charlton are already relegated in all but mathematics. They've failed to score in five matches and haven't kept a single clean sheet. Injuries to key players like Linda Líf Boama and Hawa Cissoko have compounded their misery. Rita Guarino's West Ham side will fancy this one heavily.
West Ham should dominate at home. They're stronger, more clinical, and actually capable of winning football matches. Charlton will fight - their narrow 3-2 loss to Crystal Palace showed spirit - but quality is the issue. Expect West Ham to end their alternating form pattern with a comfortable home victory.
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