Manchester United vs West Ham United Predictions

Jon Wilde 12 Apr 2019

Manchester United vs West Ham United predictions for their Premier League match on Saturday
We are backing West Ham’s winless run away from home in 2019 to continue
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Manchester United vs West Ham United Match Info

Date: Saturday April 13 2019
Kick-off time: 5.30pm
Venue: Old Trafford
Referee: Graham Scott

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It’s now four defeats from five matches for United and with their next four fixtures after this clash against Barcelona (A), Everton (A), Man City (H) and Chelsea (H), so it’s important to get a win and alleviate some of the building pressure before the situation gets out of hand.

Indeed, the Red Devils are now on the outside looking in with regards to a top-four spot, down in sixth place in the table, though Arsenal’s defeat at Everton last weekend has at least kept that window of opportunity open for them.

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Manchester United vs West Ham United Head-To-Head Record

Last 3 matches

September 29 2018: West Ham United 3-1 Manchester United

May 10 2018: West Ham United 0-0 Manchester United
August 13 2017: Manchester United 4-0 West Ham United

Total head-to-head league matches played: 125
Manchester United wins: 58
West Ham United wins: 39
Draws: 28

Manchester United vs West Ham United Stats

West Ham have not won any of their last 13 matches away to Manchester United
The Hammers have collected only one point from the last 21 available away from home
Manchester United are unbeaten in their eight home domestic matches under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

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West Ham’s form on their travels is dreadful in 2019 as they head to Old Trafford seeking a first away victory against Manchester United for 12 years.

Since they won at Southampton just after Christmas, the Hammers have gained just a solitary point on the road against Crystal Palace and among their seven defeats was an FA Cup exit to League One relegation battlers AFC Wimbledon – whom they had beaten 3-1 on the same pitch in the Carabao Cup earlier in the season!

Those results illustrate just how West Ham’s away results have gone downhill, for all that they put in a fairly spirited second-half showing when losing 2-0 at Chelsea on Monday.

This is being written before Manchester United’s Champions League match at home to Barcelona on Wednesday, but what will not change as a result of that test is that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer remains unbeaten at Old Trafford domestically as the Red Devils’ manager.

However, apart from the Norwegian’s first couple of victories the home performances have been pretty unconvincing.

This is usually an awkward assignment against the Hammers, but it is difficult to make a case for Manuel Pellegrini’s side and so Manchester United should just about get away with it as they aim to put the pressure on the other top-four contenders.

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