Arsenal have won just one of their past four matches at the London Stadium (D2, L1).
The Gunners have failed to score on their last two visits to the Hammers – since Alexis Sanchez scored a hat-trick in a 5-1 win in December 2016.
No side has beaten West Ham more in the Premier League than Arsenal, who have done so on 29 occasions.
West Ham have accrued a league-low four points across their last eight league matches (W1, D1, L6).
The Hammers have conceded 18 goals in their last nine league fixtures.
West Ham are winless in four home fixtures, losing three of them and letting in nine goals in the process.
The Hammers have trailed 3-0 in their past two home league games, prior to scoring two consolations on both occasions.
West Ham have lost a Premier League-high 29 matches on a Monday.
The Hammers are one defeat short of becoming the first club to lose 100 Premier League London derbies.
Arsenal are winless in nine games in all competitions (D5, L4). It’s their worst run since a 10-match run under Terry Neill in 1977.
They have equalled their lowest points tally (19 points) after 15 matches of a Premier League season (first set in 1994-95).
The Gunners have not won in six away league fixtures (D3, L3).
They have conceded two goals or more in each of their past five fixtures.
Arsenal are without a clean sheet in their last 11 matches in all competitions, since beating Bournemouth 1-0 on 6 October.
Aubameyang is yet to score in three appearances against West Ham.
In today’s Claret and Hugh poll we ask whether West Ham will win, lose or draw on Monday night?