Manchester United will be hoping to get back to winning ways when they travel to the London Stadium to face West Ham United on Sunday evening.
United, who have beaten the Hammers twice already this season, will be looking to get back on track following Thursday night's 1-0 defeat by Brighton. That loss denied the Reds the opportunity to tighten their grip on a top four berth, and they will be keen to make amends for that late sucker punch at the first available opportunity.
United are currently fourth in the standings on 63 points, four points ahead of fifth-placed Liverpool. That gap will be reduced to a solitary point if the Merseysiders beat Brentford in Saturday's teatime kick-off, although United will have two games in hand after that clash at Anfield.
