Cheers Dawksey, always a tough act to follow but I'm confident the final two games will do the talking on their own.

Both promise to be high quality encounters and I'm certainly intrigued by how things could pan out at Elland Road; Leeds with their high-energy play and Arsenal with their strong defence and Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang playing in his favoured central position.

It is all set up for a cracker!

That's all from me. I'll hand you over to Gary Rose, to bring us home with the games at Elland Road and Anfield.

Daniel Cheng: Auba up top central, Pepe starting and a back four. I feel reasonably confident going into this game. 2-1 win Auba with a double today

Postpublished at 15:53 Greenwich Mean Time 22 November 2020

15:53 GMT 22 November 2020

Sheffield United 0-1 West Ham

Sheffield United are the third side in Premier League history to pick up just one point (or fewer) from their opening nine games in a season, after Man City in 1995-96 and Sheffield Wednesday in 1999-00. Both these sides were relegated.

Michael Brown
Former Sheff Utd and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Disappointing for Sheffield United.

It was an entertaining game, despite there just being one goal in it.

West Ham showed their confidence and put pressure on Sheffield United, it was a great away performance.

It's bad for Sheffield United. No goals again. Where will they find a win?

Haller's goal settles it.

West Ham's good run continues. They move up to eighth.

Sheffield United's predicament worsens. Just one point from nine games now.

David McGoldrick chips a cross into the box but it is straight down Fabianski's throat. That will be that.

Michael Brown
Former Sheff Utd and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Added time and who do you bring on? Mark Noble.

He knows what West Ham means, he knows his role and he knows how to see out games with the experience he has got.

See the game out for us, Mark lad. Noble is on, taking Bowen's place.

Declan Rice carries the ball into the corner down the home end to eat into some preciouis seconds.

We're gonna have three minutes of added time.

Christopher David: Hallelujah!! 4 at the back! Sign of a great manager that Arteta is willing to make tactical changes to the system he's believed in.

There has not been a huge body of evidence to suggest they are capable, but do Sheffield United have one meaningful attack to capitalise on left in the tank? It's now or never, lads.

As he tends to do, Declan Rice has done a superb job in this second half of mopping up danger and snuffing out threats for West Ham.

Michael Brown
Former Sheff Utd and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

They can [turn this around]. We've seen the spirit Sheffield United have and the energy levels are good.

It's just a question of whether they can open West Ham up. They've found it difficult, but there are chances remaining in this game for sure.

At home, Sheffield United would have been much better off with their supporters.

How many blocks? Two? Three?

West Ham get a number of shots away in the box - one from Haller for sure, another from Bowen - but the Blades defence hold firm to keep all out.

Michael Brown
Former Sheff Utd and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's no way through at the moment for Sheffield United.

It won't open up. There's no space and it's been great defending by West Ham United, who are getting plenty of bodies back.

It's been a solid defensive display by West Ham so far.

Jon Spurling: I wonder if the absence of crowds might mean that fewer managers are sacked this season. Do empty stadia equate to less pressure on boards / bosses because of no instant / vocal feedback from crowds....??