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On Wednesday night, the Red Devils will play rival EPL team West Ham United in a crucial matchup between the two clubs.

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Manchester United’s previous performances support their chances of defeating West Ham United at home.

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The Manchester-based team has a record of five wins and one loss in their most recent six games across all competitions. Manchester United, one of the top teams in the English Premier League, has scored six goals while also allowing two goals to their opponents.

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The Red Devils defeated West Ham United 1-0 at Old Trafford in the two teams’ most recent match.

Erik Ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United, would be looking for a successful outcome to advance to the competition’s next round.

During their vital cup match against West Ham United, the Dutch tactician Erik Ten Hag is also anticipated to select a solid starting lineup.

Goalkeeper;

The Spanish and Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea is expected to start in between the sticks when they face West Ham United.

Center Backs;

The Swedish defender Victor Lindelof is set to return back to the starting lineup and will be paired alongside Lisandro Martinez in the center-back position.

Full backs;

The Manchester United superstars which include Diogo Dalot and Tyrell Malacia are expected to operate as full-backs for their crunch encounter against West Ham United.

Central Midfielders;

The duo of Marcel Sabtizer and Scott McTominay are set to start as central-midfield position.

Attacking Midfielders;

The Manchester United tactician is expected to name the duo of Jadon Sancho and Bruno Fernandes as attacking midfielders when they face West Ham United.

Center Forwards;

The Dutch attacker Weot Weghorst is set to return back to the starting lineup and will be paired alongside Anthony Elanga in the center-forward position.

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