Erik Ten Haag and the company will reportedly make their unbeaten run at home go by hosting West Ham United at Old Trafford.
Although Manchester United have found form, their controversies off the pitch may be worrying Erik Ten Haag. The doubt of the presence of Cristiano Ronaldo in the starting eleven would weigh heavily on the Dutch coach. But through it all, the Reds have bounced back from their chaotic start to the season and are on a roll of course. After beating Sheriff in midweek, Manchester United are convinced they can also rule out West Ham United. The Red Devils haven’t lost at the Theatre since their loss. on the first day and it is said that they will make this record of invincibility at home bigger.
Like Manchester United, West Ham United also had a poor start to the campaign. David Moyes’ men were on a rough patch before they started finding their way back into competition. Currently, West Ham are in 13th position with 14 problems from 12 games. And Moyes would look back to his club of molders and hope his team leaves with 3 problems. The Hammers have been a successful team in Europe, winning all of their Conference League games and reportedly reflecting their European form. at house level.
Manchester United XI (4-2-3-1): De Gea; Dalot, Maguire, Martinez, Shaw; Casemiro, Eriksen; Elanga, Fernandez, Ronaldo; Rashford
West Ham United XI (4-2-3-1): Fabianski; Dawson, Zouma, Kehrer, Creswell; sukkah, rice; Bowen, Downes, Benrahma; Escamaca
Following the West Ham game, the Red Devils have two away games against Aston Villa and Fulham on 6 and 13 November respectively. Manchester United would then host Nottingham Forest on December 28 after a long foreign hiatus.
David Moyes’ men host Crystal Palace and Leicester City on 6 and 12 November respectively. The Hammers will then travel to the Emirates to face the Gunners on December 27.