Sky Sports analyst Nick Wright reveals West Ham's impressive historical record at St James' Park, where the Hammers have won two of their last four visits. This includes last season's 2-0 victory and follows their 3-1 win against Newcastle at the London Stadium in November. The statistics paint a picture of a ground where West Ham feel comfortable playing.

In stark contrast, Tottenham's record at Stamford Bridge stands as one of the worst in Premier League history. Their solitary league victory at Chelsea's home ground came in April 2018 with a 3-1 scoreline. With just 3% of wins in 33 attempts, the north London side has consistently struggled against their west London rivals.

The historical data adds intriguing context to Newcastle's upcoming match against West Ham, suggesting different psychological approaches for both away teams. While West Ham heads to St James' Park with confidence, Newcastle will aim to reverse a pattern that has favored their opponents in previous encounters, making this more than just another fixture in the Premier League calendar.