Blackburn Rovers head coach Tony Mowbray tells BBC Radio Lancashire his side will be positive when West Ham visit Ewood Park.

Blackburn Rovers head coach Tony Mowbray stated his team will go all out to beat West Ham United at Ewood Park, declaring the promotion favorites are beatable. Despite recent back-to-back defeats against Swansea and Stoke, Mowbray emphasized that Rovers will maintain an attacking philosophy instead of simply trying to contain the Hammers.
West Ham, now managed by Scott Parker, enter the fixture having conceded three goals in each of their past three matches. In squad news, Blackburn defender Tom Atcheson will be assessed for a minor niggle, Ryan Alebiosu is a doubt pending a scan, and Scott Wharton continues his recovery.
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