Manchester United's desperate Premier League campaign looks like reaching a lame and toothless conclusion as Ruben Amorim's Europa League finalists were deservedly beaten by West Ham at Old Trafford. Tomas Soucek and skipper Jarrod Bowen scored the goals for a team that had not won in its past eight league games.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has rejected suggestions that the team’s recent European exploits contributed to their 2–0 home defeat against West Ham United on Sunday. The loss marked

West Ham United’s Nayef Aguerd has been on loan at Real Sociedad since last summer and has been featuring regularly when available for selection. The centre-back played 2,928 minutes from 36 games but his game time has been restricted since March’s international break.

All four players were part of the side that helped the team win the Europa Conference League under David Moyes in 2023.

Manchester United's second string versus such a poor West Ham side with nothing to play for is not exactly essential viewing, is it?The Europa League final is going to be Ruben Amorim's focus for the rest of the season and Brentford made the most of that when they beat a weakened United team last weekend.

Their defending was impressive, and West Ham were equally efficient in possession. A rejuvenated James Ward-Prowse, back in favour under Potter, was pulling the strings, linking up effectively with Wan-Bissaka and Mohammed Kudus, who was responsible for the cross which Soucek tapped home to open the scoring with 26 minutes gone.

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Manchester United are aiming to keep the good vibes going when they host West Ham United in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon. The Old Trafford crowd witn

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim has admitted that he is “embarrassed” amidst the club’s miserable season, as he also revealed that he held talks with the top brass.This comes after