MANCHESTER UNITED V WEST HAM UNITED LIVE UPDATES - LATEST PREMIER LEAGUE SCORE

It's 4-2-3-1 in possession for United, with Fernandes as the 10, and 4-3-3 out of it, with Fernandes dropping to the left of McTominay who sits as the six.

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With half an hour to kick off, here are the two teams for those that missed them:

Man Utd: de Gea, Dalot, Varane, Maguire, Telles, McTominay, Fred, Fernandes, Greenwood, Ronaldo, Elanga.

West Ham: Areola, Coufal, Zouma, Dawson, Cresswell, Rice, Soucek, Bowen, Lanzini, Fornals, Antonio.

From Simon Stone.

No real surprises from David Moyes either, keeping his favoured 4-2-3-1 despite some rumours that he'd switch to a back five. Tomas Soucek and Michail Antonio are the most notable threats aerially and in front of goal, and the Czech will have licence to make late arrivals in the box as Declan Rice holds the midfield. Pablo Fornals will drift inside off the left to support Manuel Lanzini in the 10 position, and Jarrod Bowen will also cut in onto his left peg to allow for Coufal and Cresswell to overlap either side and get crosses in for Antonio and Soucek to attack. Zouma is partnered by Craig Dawson, and the 31-year old will need the Frenchman's pace to help him when he becomes isolated against either Elanga or Greenwood. Alphonse Areola is between the sticks as Lukasz Fabianski misses out.

As aforementioned, no surprise from Rangnick as he keeps constant the 4-3-3 that produced two good performances at Villa Park and at Brentford. Fred and Scott McTominay persist in the engine room, with Bruno Fernandes in a more balanced role as an eight. Anthony Elanga keeps his place on the left after his goal in west London, and he'll look to use his tricky feet and pace to get the better of Vladimir Coufal. Mason Greenwood will seek to cut inside onto his left to create shooting opportunities, giving Diogo Dalot the space to maraud forwards on the overlap. Harry Maguire should be covered well by the recovery pace of Raphael Varane, and David de Gea, of course, starts in goal. Cristiano Ronaldo is in up top after last-ditch neck treatment, but Rangnick has ruled that the veteran is fit enough to start here.

No surprises from Ralf Rangnick as he plumps for the same side that overcame Brentford in midweek, bar Harry Maguire who returns at centre-back. Jadon Sancho and Victor Lindelof are omitted from the squad for personal reasons, and Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Luke Shaw continue to be ruled out for illness and injury respectively. For West Ham, Said Benrahma doesn't make the squad despite returning early from the African Cup of Nations, and Kurt Zouma makes his return after a spell on the sidelines.