Bolton v West Ham odds

The West Ham v Bolton odds for this West Ham Bolton betting Premier League match has the ‘Hammers' as resounding favourites to continue the winning start made under new manager, Gianfranco Zola. Last weekend West Ham became the latest side to inflict defeat on Newcastle United; they won that match in a canter and played some very attractive, confident football where the 3-1 win lifted them to fifth spot in the Premier League, something their fans could not have dreamed about at the outset of the season.

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Loan star David Di Michele was the star of the show against Newcastle, scoring twice before Matthew Etherington adding a third which put the game beyond Newcastle. It was the third home victory on the trot for West Ham.

Bolton, who had a bright start to the season have started to really struggle and have not won a match in any competition since the opening day of the season but manager, Gary Megson has been quick to scotch reports that there is a crisis at the club. He may well be right, but Bolton sit one place above the relegation zone at the moment and if they lose this weekend against West Ham then the crisis accusations will become considerably louder. Megson will be hoping that surprise loan signing; Ebi Smolarek will make a good impression on this his second game. The Polish international striker is a highly regarded footballer and one who's playing style would suit Premier League football, he will be one for the Hammers to keep an eye but we think that Bolton will go back home from the match vanquished once more and Megson could well find himself topping the betting for the Premier League Manager sack race.

Odds are 5/6 West Ham, Bolton 9/2 and the draw is 5/2.

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