Manchester United v. West Ham: squad, statistics and inspection

A preview of Manchester United v. West Ham

Manchester United will not have a better opportunity to score a victory in the first league since mid -March when West Ham’s visit, which is struggling on Sunday.

United will be at the top of a wave after it has eased to the European League final with Anthétic Bilbao.

The players know that there are places to seize The Clash with their UnderrachieVers Tottenham in Bilbao on May 21.

The victory was welcomed in the middle of the week, and United gives the opportunity to save something from a desperate season by winning a European Cup and qualifying for the Champions League next season.

But it does not hide all their problems, as its president, Robin Amorim, admitted on several occasions. This did not save the Portuguese with criticism with former team captain Roy Kane in his belief that United should be better.

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“We are trying to do our best, but I agree,” Mom said when Kane’s notes were put on him. “We can do what is better. I have nothing to say about criticism because we deserve it.

“If we cannot accept everything in this type of season, we are at the wrong work. I have a complete recognition of that.

“I agree with all critics … We have to face the risk to get a lot of criticism from everyone, because Roy Kane’s standards and all of these men are really high.”

Another club faced criticism this year is West Ham, who are currently in a series of eight games in the Premier League.

Al -Murtak started the season with Gulen Lopetegoy on his head, but the Spaniard failed to influence Graham Potter in January. The former Brighton and Chelsea coach struggled equally and the inhabitants of East London will arrive in Manchester on Sunday sitting in one place over the landing zone.

They started rebuilding summer today By announcing four things – Aaron Chriswell, Lucas Fabianski, Danny Enges and Vladimir Koval – they will leave the London Stadium at the end of the season.