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On Sunday, a London rivalry pits West Ham United against Arsenal at the London Stadium. These two capital teams have very different goals for the balance of the Premier League season.

The Gunners blew a two-goal lead at Anfield last weekend, while David Moyes's team are coming off a 1-1 draw with Gent in the first leg of their Europa Conference League quarterfinal.
West Ham's goalkeeper Alphonse Areola was under constant pressure from Gent at the Ghelamco Arena, but the Hammers were able to hang on for a piece of the spoils, leaving Moyes to thank his fortunate stars.

West Ham took the lead through Danny Ings after Nayef Aguerd had a goal disallowed for offside. However, Gent responded quickly with Hugo Cuypers, and they may consider themselves unlucky not to be bringing a one-goal advantage to London.

A smash-and-grab 1-0 victory over Fulham last weekend kept Moyes's men above the dotted line in 14th position for the time being, so Conference League obligations take a backseat while they focus on maintaining their capital supremacy.

Losing only one of their past four in the league has partially relieved the relegation concerns and strain on Moyes's worn shoulders, but outcomes on Saturday might pull the Hammers back into trouble. Only three points separate West Ham from Nottingham Forest in 18th place.

Arsenal, looking to right their Merseyside wrongs, will not be in a particularly charitable mood after their recent loss (5-1 to Newcastle United at the London Stadium earlier this month), which ended their five-game unbeaten home streak in the Premier League in abysmal fashion.