Manchester United vs West Ham: What time does it start, what TV channel is it on and where can I watch it?
A look ahead to the Premier League clash at Old Trafford
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Slaven Bilic. The West Ham manager is under increasing pressure to produce results following a disappointing start to the season. With the Hammers languishing just one point above the relegation zone, it’s understood that the club’s chiefs are starting to get a little bit tetchy to say the least. A victory at Old Trafford could help silence the doubters and hand the London club a much-needed three points to boost their confidence.
Remember when…
A late Winston Reid goal handed West Ham victory last May? Anthony Martial’s brace put United in charge following Diafra Sakho’s early opener but Bilic’s men fought back and it was Reid who had the last say in the 81st minute to clinch all three points for the Hammers.
Player to watch…
Henrikh Mkhitaryan. Having spent the last few months out in the wilderness, the Armenian returned on Thursday night to torment Feyenoord in the Europa League. It was a distinguished performance as Mkhitaryan showcased what he’s capable of. Should Mourinho hand him a start on Sunday, there’s no doubt that all eyes will be on the 27-year-old to see whether he can recreate his European form in the Premier League.
Past three meetings…
West Ham United 3 (Sakho, Antonio, Red) Manchester United 2 (Martial x2), Premier League, May 2016
West Ham United 1 (Tomkins) Manchester United 2 (Rashford, Fellaini), FA Cup, April 2016
Manchester United 1 (Martial) West Ham United 1 (Payet), FA Cup, March 2016
Predicted line-ups…
Manchester United 4-2-3-1: De Gea; Valencia, Jones, Rojo, Darmian; Carrick, Herrera; Mata, Pogba, Mkhitaryan; Ibrahimovic.
West Ham 3-4-2-1: Randolph; Kouyate, Collins, Ogbonna; Antonio, Obiang, Lanzini, Cresswell; Ayew, Payet; Sakho.
Form guide…
Manchester United: WDWLD
West Ham United: LDLWW
Vital information…
Kick-off: Sunday 27 November, 4.30pm, Old Trafford.
TV: Sunday’s match won’t be televised, highlights on MOTD2, BBC 1.
Keep updated with our live match-day blog:
Odds…
Manchester United win: 4/9
Draw: 7/2
West Ham United win: 13/2
86 MINS
Ozil sends a corner into the box, but King deals with the danger and the Arsenal side remain hunting for their third goal.
87 MINS
YELLOW CARD
Gosling receives a card for his challenge into the back of Giroud.
90 MINS
GOAL
ARSENAL 3 - 1 BOURNEMOUTH
The job is done for Arsenal, and who else but Sanchez?
Another Arsenal counter attack breaks the Bournemouth defence and this has surely sealed the deal now for the home side. Giroud pulls the ball back for Sanchez and it's an easy tap in for the striker.
FULL TIME
Arsenal have secured the three points over their opponents, but Bournemouth deserve credit for their resilient display and for battling until the end.
The better team won on the day, and this keeps Arsenal chasing the top spot. It was a hard fought win, but it is one that Wenger will be proud of his side for.
At 16:30 we will be keeping you updated as Everton take a trip to St Mary's Stadium and as United host West Ham at Old Trafford.
Don't go anywhere...
SOUTHAMPTON 1 - 0 EVERTON
GOAL (1 MINS)
It's a fantastic start for the home side, with just 43 seconds played, they take the lead.
The ball comes into the box and then it deflects off Coleman and falls into the path of Austin, who pokes it home. Great start for The Saints.
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