West Ham United are on the brink of relegation from the Premier League after Tottenham Hotspur's draw at Chelsea sealed their fate. The result means West Ham can no longer avoid dropping into the Championship, confirming a disappointing end to their top-flight campaign.
The Hammers had been fighting to stay up but needed favourable results from other matches to have any chance. Tottenham's draw at Stamford Bridge dashed those hopes, leaving West Ham mathematically unable to catch up to safety.
Sky Sports, which broadcasts extensive Premier League coverage, highlighted the relegation permutations ahead of the weekend. Their packages include over 1,400 live matches across the Premier League and EFL, with at least 215 top-flight games each season.
This marks a significant setback for West Ham, who had enjoyed recent seasons in the Premier League. The club will now prepare for life in the second tier, with financial and squad implications likely to follow.
