Manchester United: Vs West Ham Highlights| Vs West ham live

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Manchester United: Vs West Ham Highlights| Vs West ham live

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West Ham started the brighter of the two sides, and winger Manuel Lanzini soon took advantage, slotting home on nine minutes following a low cross from Ryan Fredericks.

United were left reeling on Sunday after Ronaldo had two penalty appeals turned down, and midfielder Jesse Lingard felt much the same frustration as he had one of his own turned down on 11 minutes, claiming that Mark Noble brought him down by tugging his shirt just inside the 18-yard-box.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side had chances to level it, the best of which came when forward Mason Greenwood spurned a one-on-one chance moments after coming on as a substitute on 62 minutes, forcing West Ham goalkeeper Alphonse Areola into a save with his feet.

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Manchester United have been knocked out in the third round of Carabao Cup after suffering a 1-0 defeat to West Ham United at Old Trafford on Wednesday.

David Moyes must have feared there was going to be a late sting in the tail for the second time in four days against Manchester United and that his 19 year wait for a win at Old Trafford as an opposition manager was going to be extended for another few months at least.

The West Ham United manager had watched his side spurn four excellent chances to put this extraordinary game to bed in the closing minutes and, at that point, memories from Sunday were surely racing through his mind.

Jesse Lingard’s stunning 89th minute strike had sealed a 2-1 win at the London Stadium after Mark Noble failed to rescue a point from the penalty spot in stoppage time.

Yet there was no sucker punch this time around and, while West Ham can now look forward to a fourth round meeting at home to holders Manchester City when Moyes will need similar heroics to progress, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s hopes of ending his club’s four year trophy drought now rest on the Premier League, Europe and FA Cup.