After their incredible 3-1 win over Chelsea, West Ham will look to continue their good form when they host Liverpool in their English Premier League game.

The Hammers are flying high and sit pretty in eighth on 22 points from 15 matches, while Liverpool are slowly but surely making their way up the table - in eleventh on 19 points.

"We all felt the euphoria of what we achieved last Saturday," West Ham manager Sam Allardyce said. "Our second-half performance was full of outstanding ability and we overran one of the top teams in Europe.

"We hit such levels of performance in the second half that it's now my job to sustain that because sustainability is the most difficult thing to do in the Barclays Premier League.

"After performances like that you can get a dip so it's my job to make sure we don't have a dip after that type of performance because we'll need to be up there again to beat a team like Liverpool. It's about the lads trying to maintain their outstanding level from last weekend."

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers said he was keen to see his side take the confidence from the Europa League win over Udinese. "I think our ongoing performances will give us confidence going into this game," he said. "The players are feeling confident all the time.

"Our last couple of victories have been narrow ones, but in those games we could have been a little more clinical and won by more. The most important thing is that we are winning games and I believe that as the season goes on, we'll become more clinical and see improvements in our finishing at the top end of the field.

"We know West Ham will be a tough game. They got a fantastic result in their last game against Chelsea and Sam has done very, very well in getting them promoted and he's made them very difficult to beat. We'll arrive at West Ham with great confidence. The nature of our game is getting better all the time."

West Ham will welcome Yossi Benyoun back to the squad, while Andy Carroll, Ricardo Vaz Te, Alou Diarra and Jack Collison are long-term absentees.

Liverpool will have to cope without Luis Suarez, who is suspended after picking up his fifth yellow card, meaning the away side will go to the game at Upton Park without any frontline central strikers.

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Expected lineups: West Ham: Jaaskelainen; Demel, Collins, Reid, O'Brien; Noble, Diame, Taylor, Jarvis, Nolan; Cole.

Liverpool: Reina; Johnson, Skrtel, Agger, Enrique; Lucas, Allen, Henderson, Gerrard, Sterling; Shelvey.

Prediction: 2-1 to West Ham

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