Burnley's expected lineup from the snippet shows a familiar shape: Weiß in goal, a back four of Walker, Humphreys, Roberts, and Lucas Pires, then a midfield of Hannibal, Ramsey, and Laurent, with Bruun Larsen, Edwards, and Banel up top. That's a 4-3-3, but we won't get hung up on numbers — the brief doesn't confirm it, so we'll call it a fluid attacking setup. They'll try to press high, play through the thirds, and use the width from their full-backs. But here's the issue: that midfield trio is young and raw. Hannibal has fire, Ramsey has talent, but against a West Ham midfield built on experience and physicality, they could get overrun. West Ham, under Lopetegui, are expected to sit in a compact block, absorb pressure, and hit on the break. They have pace out wide and a target man up top — think Bowen, Kudus, and Antonio. They'll let Burnley have the ball, then knife through the lines when they win it back. Turf Moor will be loud, but West Ham won't be intimidated. They've been here before, in bigger games. This is a classic Championship-vs-Premier League clash: Burnley will have more possession, West Ham will have more quality where it matters.