David Moyes will have to once again call upon Sebastien Haller to lead the line for West Ham as Manchester United visit the London Stadium tonight.
Michail Antonio was confirmed to have picked up another hamstring injury after only making a comeback last Monday, so Moyes will almost certainly turn to Haller at centre-forward.
The Hammers will start the game above their visitors and can be confident of giving them a difficult game, despite Antonio’s absence.
Moyes’ side enjoyed success last season against Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s men and the Scot will be hoping to get one over his old club once again.
This clash will also see fans return to London Stadium for the first time this season in the Premier League as 2,000 spectators are set to attend – a huge step towards the footballing landscape returning to normality.
Here’s how we think Moyes will line up for this one, with just the one injury-enforced change to the team which started against Aston Villa five days ago:
