The Egyptian missed last week's win over Sunderland with a back problem, but is now fit to face the Reds.

"We are spoilt for choice up front. We have everybody back and Mido is also fit again," Hammers boss Gianfranco Zola said.

"It will give me the opportunity to have a choice which is always a good thing for a manager.

Mido, who was on target at Anfield last term in Middlesbrough's 2-1 defeat, has yet to score his first goal for the Hammers since his loan move in January.