How to watch and follow United v West Ham

Entering into the clash following our 3-0 success over Sheriff Tiraspol on Thursday evening, Erik ten Hag's side will be hoping to build on positive steps having only suffered one defeat during our busy October schedule.

We drew 1-1 with Chelsea in our last domestic outing, thanks to Casemiro's late header at Stamford Bridge, and the mood around the United camp is buoyant as we get closer to the World Cup break.

Here's everything you need to know, ahead of our clash with David Moyes's Hammers, our final home league game before the league pauses for the Qatar tournament...

HOW TO WATCH

The match will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League in the UK, with proceedings getting under way at 15:00, before the 16:15 GMT kick-off at Old Trafford. 

You can also watch exclusive build-up and post-match reaction via MUTV, which you can view via ManUtd.com and our Official App. Our coverage will begin at 15:10 GMT, and will also be followed by live radio commentary during the 90 minutes. As always, our official channels remain the destination for your team news, which will be delivered to you one hour prior to the first whistle.

Highlights of this match will be available two hours after full-time, with extended editions following at midnight.

TEAM NEWS

Erik ten Hag was boosted by the recent return of both Harry Maguire and Donny van de Beek against Sheriff on Thursday, but Aaron Wan-Bissaka was absent, despite also returning to the Carrington pitches last week.

French forward Anthony Martial remains on the sidelines, with the attacker still suffering from the back injury that he picked up away to Everton at the start of the month.

In his press conference before the Sheriff match, Erik confirmed that Raphael Varane is out until the World Cup, following his recent setback against Chelsea last week.

For the visitors, summer signings Lucas Paqueta and Maxwell Cornet are both injured and not available for this one. Also nursing knocks are centre-back Craig Dawson and winger Jarrod Bowen. Moyes confirmed this week that both Dawson and Bowen will be assessed ahead of Sunday's clash, and could be involved at Old Trafford.

FORM GUIDE

Having suffered just one defeat during the month of October, United are in scintillating form of late and will look to carry that momentum into Sunday's match at the Theatre of Dreams.

Ten Hag's men have lost just one of our last nine Premier League encounters and will be looking to climb into the top four, should results go our way this weekend.

Our current top scorer, Marcus Rashford, added a sixth goal to his season's tally with a header against Sheriff, while Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first Old Trafford goal of the campaign on Thursday night.

Despite an indifferent start to the campaign, West Ham have found their feet in recent weeks, and come into this one with only one defeat in their last eight fixtures in all competitions. On Thursday, the Hammers recorded a 1-0 win away to Silkeborg in the Europa Conference League, and defeated Bournemouth 2-0 in their last domestic outing, on Monday night.

LATEST MEETINGS

Having not lost against West Ham in the Premier League since 2019, the Reds will be hoping to record yet another crucial win on Sunday afternoon.

United completed the domestic double over Moyes's men last season, with Rashford's last-minute winner ensuring the three points for the Reds at Old Trafford in January.

Despite being knocked out last season's EFL Cup by the Hammers, losing 1-0 thanks to an early Manuel Lanzini goal, United emerged victorious in the league meeting at the London Stadium last season too.

Goals from Ronaldo and Jesse Lingard ensured that victory, as once again we left it late to snatch all three points in the capital.

RIVALS WATCH

All 20 Premier League teams are in action this weekend, with the full list of fixtures available below...

SATURDAY 29 OCTOBER

Leicester v Man City (12:30)
Bournemouth vTottenham
Brentford v Wolves
Brighton v Chelsea
Crystal Palace v Southampton
Newcastle v Aston Villa
Fulham v Everton (17:30)
Liverpool v Leeds (19:45)

SUNDAY 30 OCTOBER

Arsenal v Nottingham Forest (14:00)
UNITED v West Ham (16:15)

All kick-offs are 15:00 GMT unless stated.