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West Ham United accidentally reveal back five for Stoke City clash?

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West Ham accidentally reveal team news?
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West Ham United reportedly tweet their team news for this afternoon's Premier League match against Stoke City early by accident.

West Ham United accidentally posted a tweet depicting David Moyes's back five for this afternoon's Premier League match against Stoke City at the bet365 Stadium.

Clubs routinely announce their lineups one hour before kickoff, but according to The Sun, the Hammers revealed who will be placed in defence this morning.

In a graphic that carried the hashtag #Adrianswall, it appeared to show that goalkeeper Adrian will keep his place in between the sticks ahead of Joe Hart.

Five defenders lined up in front of the Spaniard, with James Collins returning and Aaron Cresswell starting more centrally alongside Angelo Ogbonna.

Pablo Zabaleta and Arthur Masuaku also appear to be among the back five, but the tweet has since been deleted.

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