West Ham United

• West Ham are looking to complete the Premier League double over Arsenal for the first time since 2006-07, following their 2-0 win at the Emirates Stadium in December.

• Arsenal have lost just one of their past 15 Premier League away games against West Ham, going down 1-0 in January 2019. Current Gunner Declan Rice scored the winner for the Hammers that day.

• West Ham are unbeaten in their past six Premier League home games (W3 D3); they are yet to go seven without defeat at the London Stadium in the competition. The last time they went this long without a home league defeat in April 2016 at Upton Park under Slaven Bilic (15).

• No team has scored more goals in the 90th minute or beyond of Premier League matches this season than Arsenal (eight), while the Gunners are the only team yet to concede a 90th-minute strike so far.

• West Ham manager David Moyes has lost 22 of his 37 Premier League games against Arsenal, only losing more often against Liverpool. He’s yet to beat Arsenal at home as West Ham boss in the competition, drawing three and losing one of his four games.

• Leandro Trossard is averaging a goal or assist every 99 minutes for Arsenal in the Premier League (six goals, 11 assists in 1684 minutes). Only Thierry Henry (one every 86) and Robin van Persie (one every 98) have a better minutes-per-goal involvement average for the Gunners than Trossard (minimum 1,000 minutes).

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Simon Stone, BBC Sport

It was fascinating to listen to Michail Antonio on Sky Sports' Monday Night Football coverage this week.

Setting a new on-screen fashion trend with a grey beret, Antonio was thoughtful and considered in his reasoning and clearly has a career in TV when his playing days are over.

The Hammers frontman was eager to point out strikers should not solely be measured on goals, which is partially because he has never been consistently prolific.

There is an element of truth to that though - and with Antonio still sidelined by a knee injury picked up in November and playmaker Lucas Paqueta also missing recently with a calf problem, manager David Moyes needs someone to take the weight off Jarrod Bowen.

Bowen remains top of West Ham's scoring charts with 14 in all competitions. However, he has only found the net once in the current run of six games without a win.

Take away two James Ward-Prowse penalties and West Ham's only other goal in that time has come from Maxwel Cornet.

If the Hammers are to end their first six-game sequence without a victory since either side of last season's World Cup, Moyes needs his players to do far better in front of goal.

And that means all of them.

James Jones, We Are West Ham, external

We may still be looking for our first win of 2024, but there was something about that defeat by Manchester United to be positive about.

Indeed, it's difficult to take many positives from a 3-0 loss, but that scoreline flattered the Red Devils on the day.

West Ham more than matched them. We had 22 shots on goal, 10 more than the hosts, and had eight corners. On another day, it's easy to imagine us coming away with all three points.

The difference on the day was United's ability to take their chances. That's all it came down to. Beyond that, it was a relatively even contest.

At key stages in the game, Emerson and Jarrod Bowen had big chances to get us back in it, but they fluffed their lines. If they had converted those chances, it's fair to assume Manchester United wouldn't have gone on to get their second and third goals, and perhaps West Ham would have gone on to score more. We had enough chances to do so.

One thing the game did highlight for West Ham was our overreliance on Lucas Paqueta's creativity.

There were several periods in the game when we were keeping possession really well, passing the ball about with ease. However, the final ball to crack United's defence just often wasn't there.

Either the ball was wrong or the ball went backwards, due to a lack of creativity or confidence in playing the right pass. Without Paqueta, there was no-one in West Ham's midfield with enough craft to pick out the right pass in the final third.

It was a much better performance than the ones we've seen since the turn of the year, and one we should take some positivity from. But the quicker Paqueta returns, the better.

Michael Brown
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We asked you for your thoughts on Sunday's Premier League match between Manchester United and West Ham.

Here are some of your comments

Man Utd fans

Roger: Thought it was a much better performance and showed much more teamwork/togetherness. If they can keep everyone fit and injury free, and continue to play like they did on Sunday, I'm hopeful that fourth place in the league can be achieved.

Barney: Convincing win. Great to see the youngsters starting to gel. Garnacho, Hojlund and Mainoo are really making a big difference now. Fantastic performance. Onwards and upwards.

Tony: United look dangerous when they move forward. However, at times it appeared that West Ham were a lot quicker on the ball, especially in the midfield. To continue to progress they need physically stronger players. But overall, the attacking is exciting when they get the break.

West Ham fans

Ken: I know Manchester United haven't been playing well, they weren't playing together and really didn't impress. However, they made the Hammers look like an inexperienced, second-rate Championship side. The Hammers were either woeful or lacking any cutting edge. I also feel that to date, Kalvin Phillips has been a real disappointment.

Brian: I think that has to be one of our most entertaining games of the season. Surely we cannot be talking of selling Aguerd - he is our best centre-half. We had at least two good chances which fell to the wrong player in Emerson. Johnson is a better player when he has a little freedom and isn't shackled to the wing - and Phillips is having a nightmare.

George: The team played well and at high speed in the first half - best I have seen from them for a long time. All we need now is for Bowen to go back on the wing and Soucek to play centre-forward, allowing us to win our fair share of the headers from the long balls from the back and mid play.

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The Athletic’s Adam Crafton described West Ham's performance against Manchester United as "underwhelming" on the Football Daily podcast.

"They were really poor and I thought they were quite flat," he said.

"I know the fans aren't thrilled by them in general, but I still think they're having a decent season.

"They did have some chances and Andre Onana made some good saves but they were quite underwhelming. Once they were a goal down, you never really saw them coming back into it."

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