Hull City v West Ham United 
Hull City turned a few heads with their acquisitions in the transfer window. The Tiger spent big, reportedly around the £37m mark, but manager Steve Bruce will be confident that the figure is more than matched by the quality of the new recruits.
Not all his signings required big money though, and among the more shrewd deals were loan moves for Hatem Ben Arfa and Gaston Ramirez, while Tom Ince joined on a free. All three players have Premier League experience and are sure to make the Tigers’ attack an exciting prospect over the coming season. The season has got off to a decent start too, with Hull finding themselves in ninth place after three games.
The visit of West Ham to the KC gives Mohammed Diame the chance to face his former club. The Hammers have spent on their frontline too, bringing in Enner Valencia who impressed at the World Cup. Manager Sam Allardyce have not found goals hard to find this season, but will need to work on their defensive capabilities if they are to hold back Hull’s new look attack.