There's still plenty of fight left in West Ham's survival bid, and the mood around the London Stadium is far from defeated. After a controversial home loss to Arsenal on Sunday, many feared the worst. But as any true fan knows, hope is a powerful thing in football.

That defeat meant Tottenham had a golden opportunity to build a four-point cushion between themselves and the relegation zone, with just two games remaining. When Spurs hosted Leeds on Monday night, the pressure was on West Ham to watch and wait. But football has a way of keeping things interesting.

Spurs could only manage a 1-1 draw, leaving the door wide open for the Hammers. The message from East London is clear: the great escape is still very much on.

Here's where it gets exciting. A win at St. James' Park against Newcastle would guarantee a nerve-shredding final day of the season—even if Spurs somehow pull off only their second-ever Premier League victory at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea. That's the kind of drama that makes this sport unforgettable.

If it comes down to the final matchday, history is on West Ham's side. The Hammers have lost just one of their last seven home games (W3, D3), and with the fans creating that same electric atmosphere they brought against Arsenal, coupled with Leeds having nothing left to play for, Nuno Espirito Santo's side will be clear favorites to get the job done.

But let's be real—if the gap is still two points, West Ham will need a favor from former boss David Moyes and Everton against Spurs away. A draw won't cut it, given West Ham's significantly worse goal difference. However, an Everton win isn't out of the question. They'll likely need three points for a chance at European qualification, while Spurs have managed just two home wins all season. Stranger things have happened.

Ideally, West Ham will take care of business themselves with a win to guarantee survival on the final day, without needing to rely on results elsewhere. If it's set up that way, backing the Hammers to deliver feels like a safe bet. Having to depend on other teams? That's far from ideal, but it's the Premier League—anything can happen.

This coming weekend is absolutely massive. By Monday night, West Ham could be staring relegation in the face, or they could be just 90 minutes away from Premier League survival. The stage is set, the hope is alive, and the only question is: are you ready for the ride?