DOUBLE UPDATE -  Mr Justice Teare has granted a temporary injunction to stop The Hammers from appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) over a ruling they had breached Premier League rules in signing the Argentine.The decision will allow The Blades to pursue their arbitration claim for damages over relegation from the Premier League last season.

UPDATE - Both the Hammers and the Blades will be forced to wait to find out if Sheffield United’s legal injunction will be put into action after Judge Teare put off his decision and will make a ruling sometime before Christmas.

It’s going to be another big week for the Hammers as Mr. Justice Teare of Commercial Court 24 is set to hear in private the ongoing saga of Carlos Tevez’ time at West Ham.

With Sheffield United trying to obtain an injunction to stop West Ham’s appeal to the Court of Arbitration of Sport (CAS) over an Independent Football Association’s Tribunal ruling that 30 Million Pound is owed to the Blades over Tevez’ playing for West Ham while ineligible and Sheffield United’s subsequent drop from the Premiership, Mr. Justice Teare will also clarify all findings from the Tribunal.

The two clubs and the three-man panel from September’s independent tribunal will be involved while the decision could affect whether CAS will even get to hear the case.