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This Sunday evening, second place Manchester United host top four chasing West Ham at Old Trafford
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer delivered a tactical master class last Sunday, as United ended their run of three 0-0 draws in a row to put their City rivals winning streak to an end. Bruno Fernades complimented a solid display with a penalty kick to silence critics who claim ‘goes missing’ against the better teams. Thursday night was a mixed bag in the Europa League for United as Diallo scored on his debut, but they conceded a late equaliser.
The surprise package of this season, West Ham sit in fifth, just two points behind Chelsea with a game in hand. David Moyes management and recruitment has been excellent this season, with the loan move for Jesse Lingard paying off dividends. They have struggled to beat the ‘big six’ with only a win against then-faltering Tottenham under their belt. Top four looks a stretch to far but European football is certainly achievable for next season.
These sides last met a little over a month ago in the FA Cup, with the match ending in a 0-0 draw after 90 minutes and United ultimately needing an extra time goal from Luke Shaw to see off West Ham. The reverse fixture this season ended in a 3-1 win for United. Additionally, Moyes’ record against his former team isn’t great, as he has won just four of his 30 meetings with Manchester United.
West Ham should put in a good performance, but ultimately, they have come up short against stronger opposition this season. United’s defense has been solid of late with a clean sheet in each of their last three Premier League games. Our tip is there for a United win to nil with TonyBet at odds of 11/5.
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