Here at BetVictor News, we’ll be following the latest West Ham United stats throughout 2026/27 as the Hammers adjust to Championship football for the first time since 2011/12. West Ham’s previous top-flight stay lasted 14 consecutive seasons.
Last year went right to the wire. West Ham finished 18th with 39 points, winning ten of their 38 Premier League games and ending only two points behind Tottenham. They scored 46 goals and conceded 65, with a minus-19 goal difference helping explain why survival remained an uphill battle even during a better run towards the end.
The strange part was how it finished. Nuno Espírito Santo’s side beat Leeds 3-0 on the final day, but Tottenham’s victory over Everton meant the result couldn’t save them. It ended a 14-year spell in the Premier League and immediately changed the target from survival to promotion.
Jarrod Bowen still produced nine league goals and 11 assists, while defender Dinos Mavropanos was voted Hammer of the Year. Those individual numbers came during a difficult campaign, but both underline the level of experience West Ham can take into the Championship.
Nuno has been here before too, having won the Championship with Wolves on 99 points in 2017/18. This time, results at London Stadium, defensive improvement and West Ham’s position relative to the automatic promotion places should tell us how quickly they’ve adapted.
You can compare the Hammers with clubs across England through our football stats hub, while Championship betting covers the division throughout 2026/27. Both destinations are live on BetVictor.
To follow the Hammers from the data into the market, explore the latest West Ham betting odds across Championship matches and available outrights.
