West Ham come into this on the back of four defeats in their last five league matches, and their home record has been shaky enough to leave goals at both ends very live here. They have conceded 19 in nine home league games, which is well above the competition’s home average, and even in a poor spell they still managed to score three in the 3-2 win over Brighton on 8 February.

London City Lionesses have not been consistently reliable either, but they have scored in recent trips and their away numbers are better balanced than West Ham’s home profile. Their league away record includes 10 goals scored in nine matches, and they have found the net in the 2-1 defeat at Manchester United and the 2-1 win at Brighton, while only a narrow 1-0 loss at West Ham in October kept them out of the scoresheet in this fixture.

Recent results point the same way. West Ham have gone through a run of matches that included a 5-0 defeat at Arsenal, but also a 3-2 home win and a 2-1 loss at Tottenham, so their games have often opened up. London City’s last six have featured a 1-1 draw with Chelsea, a 2-1 loss at Manchester United and a 2-1 win at Brighton, which fits a contest where both sides can create enough to score once.

There is a slight tension with the most recent head-to-head, because London City won 1-0 in October 2025, but that result sits alongside West Ham scoring in three of the last four meetings listed. With West Ham first to concede in four of their last five league games and London City failing to keep many clean sheets, the balance still leans toward both teams getting chances.

My prediction is Both Teams To Score at 31/50. West Ham have conceded heavily at home and have kept only one clean sheet in this league sample, while London City have scored in enough recent matches to threaten again. Their away record is not dominant, but it is good enough to support a goal, and West Ham’s own recent home games have rarely stayed quiet for long.