West Ham United will be looking to avoid putting themselves in the history with one of the biggest FA Cup upsets when they travel to face Kidderminster Harriers this weekend.
The Irons are the favourites with Grosvenor Sport at 2/11 while Kidderminster are 14/1 and a draw is 23/4.
David Moyes' side are 113 places above their Worcestershire hosts with the National League North side looking to claim another shock win after beating Reading in the third round.
The Harriers - who play in the sixth tier of English football - will be looking forward to a packed Aggborough when they welcome Premier League opposition.
The Irons face the lowest ranked team left in the competition, making this tie the easiest match, on paper, for the team competing for a top four finish in the Premier League.
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Team stats
- Both teams scored in 17 matches from a possible 33 in all competitions involving West Ham while both sides in matches involving Kidderminster have scored in 17 from 32 matches - both teams to score is 5/4
- There have been 17 matches involving West Ham that have finished with three or more goals while for Kidderminster it is 18 - over 2.5 goals is 4/7
- West Ham average 10.01 total corners in all competitions and 10.58 away from home this season - over 9.5 total corners is 8/11
Players to watch
Sam Austin and Amari Morgan-Smith will be on West Ham's radar after they found the net in the last round to knockout Championship side Reading. Any
However, they will have a tough time if the likes of Jarrod Bowen will be playing and I expect the winger to have at least two very good chances to find the net - he is 6/5 anytime scorer.
H2H
The two sides have only ever met once back in February 1994 in the FA Cup with West Ham winning 1-0 thanks to a Lee Chapman winner.
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