Manchester United

Manchester United captain Harry Maguire, speaking to Sky Sports: "The last time we played Tottenham it was a disappointing game for ourselves. We didn't handle it well enough but we are a much better team. We have picked up some big wins of late as well as clean sheets. We're more than capable of coming here and getting three points."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham forward Lucas Moura, speaking to Sky Sports: "If you want to be in the top four, today is a crucial game. We need to face this game like a final. We need to do our job. Manchester United are a very great opponent and they have quick players."

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, speaking to Sky Sports: "We have to use it [6-1 defeat to Tottenham in October] as a learning curve because if you give Tottenham the spaces and the game they want, they are a very, very good team.

"We have to correct the mistakes we made and just focus on today. Fitness wise we are a better team. It's a testament to the players that we have come back from a difficult start to the season.

"It's now about finishing the season strongly. Dean [Henderson] has had good momentum and has played really well. David [de Gea] played well in Granada. He played Thursday night, travelled and everything, Dean has had more of a rest. I trust Dean.

"We have to attack the game by being the best version of ourselves. Since the international break I have seen the focus in everyone and they can probably see the finishing line."

Tom: Not too sure about Man United XI against Spurs. No natural width and Cavani will be isolated without Greenwood.

Paul Gourley: The Lingard situation is everything that is wrong with Man Utd! Lacking players with pace and creativity, don't give Lingard any game time and loan him out, leaving squad short!

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

When Tottenham beat Manchester United 6-1 at Old Trafford on 4 October it wasn't even the craziest result of the day - that was Villa's 7-2 win over Liverpool.

I'm not expecting the same kind of scoreline this time. United have really tightened up against other teams in the top six, but I'm still going for another Spurs win.

A draw is not much good to Jose Mourinho's side after they dropped points against Newcastle last week, and we might just see a reaction to his comments about their poor defensive display at St James' Park.

West Ham United

West Ham forward Jesse Lingard, speaking to Sky Sports: "We almost made a mess of it at the end. It has been like that for three games. We are still learning. We take the positives and negatives from the game. We always start really good and on the front foot. I am picking up good positions, where the ball is falling. It's confidence, instinct, knowing players and where the right and left back and going to put it.

"It is great. We are in something to fight for. Games are like cup finals. We grind out the wins and take the points home. The lads battle on. There is a big belief in the team. We take each game as it comes, step by step for top four. It would be a brilliant achievement. First time in West Ham's history in the Champions League."

Tottenham Hotspur

Asked whether he is worried Manchester United will be looking for revenge after losing 6-1 the last time the sides met, Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho told Sky Sports: "When I lost badly I never had feelings of revenge. I always had a feeling of it happened once, it's not going to happen twice. There is no point looking back."

The last time these two met there were seven goals. Six for Spurs. Fair to say Jose Mourinho will settle for just one this time as long as he is able to celebrate doing the league double over his former club.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brendan Rogers is shrugging his shoulders - he can't believe what he has seen. They were so bad in the first half and then the pressure they applied in the last 20 minutes. West Ham sat right off after the first Leicester goal after they were in complete control and dominate. Really interesting game which swung both ways. It just shows how volatile leads can be in the Premier League.

Thanks Tom. West Ham and Jesse Lingard are turning into one of THE stories of the season. While the Hammers glide back into fourth spot, Spurs can finish the day sixth. First they have got to beat Jose Mourinho's old club.

I'll bring you all the reaction from that classic at West Ham - but here's Neil back for Tottenham v Manchester United...

Kasper Schmeichel is up for the corner and Wesley Fofana heads it wide. All over!

What a game. West Ham cling on in the end to go fourth.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

West Ham haven't been in the game since the first Leicester goal went in. They have sat on their heels and have not taken the game to Leicester at all. This is going to be a shaky final few minutes!

Ricardo Pereira into the area - don't foul! - he gets a cross in and it's just about cleared. Corner!

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Nervous moments for West Ham here now. They are under pressure!

Greg Morter: David Moyes will be pulling his hair out if they throw this away.

Rachel T: West Ham going a bit Spursy here...

Kasper Schmeichel is up for the corner! West Ham clear...

Marc Albrighton puts over another fine corss, it's nodded out for a corner. Up in the stands Declan Rice can barely watch!

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

David Moyes is outside his technical area, bellowing instructions and looking furious! They have put themselves in a really difficult position now - Leicester have been asking questions.