Crysencio Summerville to run riot vs Arsenal as key match-up emerges for West Ham victory
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Credit: Imago Fri 8 May 2026 19:30, UK Crysencio Summerville has been provided with a fresh boost to make the key difference during West Ham United‘s clash with Arsenal this weekend.The talented winger has failed to score in his last five matches, but as proven by his performances earlier in the campaign, he has the potential to spark into life at any minute.However, he has lost all six of his games against the Gunners and will be hoping to change that at the London Stadium on Sunday, 10 May. Premier League survival could depend on it.Summerville could hold the key to beating Arsenal, the first time to do so at home in the Premier League since 2019, and Mikel Arteta’s latest injury update will add some much-needed confidence for the Hammers. ⚽West Ham United Matchday⚽ Team news, line-ups, expert previews and tactical analysis for every West Ham fixture.
VISIT THE WEST HAM MATCH HUB Arsenal injury update makes all the difference for Crysencio SummervilleBukayo Saka managed an hour against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, and given the current situation in the Premier League, Arsenal can’t afford to slow down or suffer any other injuries. While the England international has made strides since returning from injury, it could be a match-up that makes all the difference in East London.Crysencio Summerville vs Arsenal, 4 OctoberStats [FotMob]Minutes played90Passing accuracy85% (23/27)Chances created0Successful dribbles0% (0/2)Dispossessed1Tackles2Recoveries4Ground duels won55% (6/11)Fouls won4He will also want to make amends for his previous performance against the North London outfit.
All signs point towards Arteta extending their gap at the top of the Premier League table, though.Ben White could be embarrassed by West Ham ahead of the summerWhite has picked up yellow cards against Club Brugge, Portsmouth, Man City and Uruguay since returning from injury, and he is destined to be shown another at the London Stadium this weekend.Summerville is one of the most dangerous dribblers in the Premier League, and on his best day, he’s virtually unstoppable. That is only bad news for Arsenal’s No.4.The full-back is not without his potential suitors, though, with Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe an admirer of him, with a move to St James’ Park on the cards.He will want to be at his very best in the remaining fixtures if he is to earn a move this summer, but being embarrassed by Summerville could put a huge dent in those hopes. ⚒️ Don’t Miss a Beat: Your West Ham Insider Access Get the full story from the London Stadium and Rush Green with our dedicated expert hubs: Updated 24/7 with expert analysis from East London.