Anderlecht striker Fabio Silva is in one on one... but he's offside. Yes that's right, it's Wolves' Fabio Silva. He's on loan at the Belgian side.

Bright start for West Ham, this. Said Benrahma turns and shoots from outside the box. The home keeper has to dive but it's a simple catch still.

West Ham winger Said Benrahma tries to turn Francis Amuzu one way and the other but the Anderlecht wing-back comes away with the ball eventually.

First chance of the game as United winger Jadon Sancho cuts in and drags a shot well wide from 20 yards out.

West Ham win a free-kick on the right wing but don't make a load of it and it's a simple job for the Belgian defence.

Bruno Fernandes' header is blocked and United have a corner in Cyprus. It's cleared and Omonia have nobody up there.

West Ham's Emerson wins a corner after about 15 seconds but it comes to nothing.

We'll also try to bring you any goal updates as Irish champions Shamrock Rovers try to make it third time lucky with a win in the Europa Conference League.

It's a tough trip to Norway to face Ole Gunnar Solskjaer/Erling Haaland's old club Molde.

After silences for the victims of the Indonesian stadium tragedy, we are under way in the early games.

Cypriot Cup winners Omonia Nicosia are managed by former Celtic boss Neil Lennon.

Omonia forward Loizos Loizou, 19, said: "He can make it [the difference].

"He always tells us we are not scared of anyone - but we still have to be at our best levels.

"He helps us think we're not playing against one of the best teams in the world, just to play like we always play.

"He can help us win. In his career as a coach he won a lot of trophies and titles. He knows how to win these titles."

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West Ham’s landlords say they would consider handing over negotiations for London Stadium naming rights if the Premier League club offered them £4m a year.

London Legacy Development Corporation chief executive Lyn Garner said it was "very difficult" to argue the concession agreement that allows West Ham to play at the London Stadium on a 99-year lease and currently pay £3m a year in rent was a good deal for the taxpayer.

“Will I give naming rights to West Ham? Yes I would give the naming rights to West Ham if the right financial deal was put on the table. If they want to offer £4m a year to sell naming rights, then we can have a conversation," she said.

“Those naming rights are worth a lot more money when they are put in a pot for a shirt deal and I can’t sell them cheaply to a football club.”

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Michail Antonio is unconcerned by the form of summer signing Gianluca Scamacca and recognises he needs to do more to regain his place in the West Ham starting XI.

The Jamaica striker watched from the sidelines as Scamacca scored and put in an impressive display West Ham's win over Wolves on Saturday.

"I'm not scoring so he has to give the next man a chance," Antonio told the Footballer's Football podcast. "And, to be fair to him, Scamacca is quality.

"I know I've got good competition, but this won't knock me. I always believe in myself - I know I will get the opportunity, and will take it when I get it.

"Even though he's my rival, I was buzzing when he scored. We're down the bottom and we need the points.

"I've just got to take my humble crumble. I believe I'll get my place back and my time will come."

Antonio starts today.

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David Moyes says West Ham will not "disrespect" Thursday's "incredibly difficult" Europa League Conference opponents Anderlecht as both sides look to top the group.

The Hammers travel to Belgium having won their opening two fixtures, with Anderlecht two points behind in second.

"Anderlecht are a proud football team and they'll want to win as well.

"They'll see the chance of beating us and getting above us in the group. We're going to play each other twice very quickly.

"At the moment, us and Anderlecht are looking like the teams with the most points.

"I wouldn’t disrespect Anderlecht at all - it's incredibly difficult to get results away in Europe.

"We'd like to win the group, but if we qualify and have European football after Christmas then that will be a really bonus for us once again."

Excluding qualifiers, Omonia Nicosia have won just one of their last 26 matches in Europe (D6 L19), picking up a 2-1 home win over PAOK Salonika in 2020.

United have won five of their last six away games in the Europa League, with the exception being a 3-2 loss at Roma in the 2020-21 semi-final.

Manchester United will be the third English side to face Omonia Nicosia in Europe, after Arsenal in the 1994-95 Cup Winners’ Cup and Manchester City in the 2008-09 Uefa Cup. The Cypriot side lost all four matches.

This will be United’s first ever European clash with a side from Cyprus. The only previous English Premier League side to face a Cypriot club in the Europa League were Everton in 2017-18 (v Apollon Limassol).

Newcastle striker Callum Wilson believes Cristiano Ronaldo will finish the season as Manchester United's top scorer, despite the Portugal star spending a lot of time on the bench.

Speaking on the Footballer's Football podcast he co-hosts, Wilson was frustrated to see Ronaldo left out of the team for the Manchester derby on Sunday.

However, he predicted that Ronaldo will find his way into the starting line-up and prove his worth to boss Erik ten Hag.

"If you've got Ronaldo at your football club, you play the guy," Wilson said. "He got 20-odd goals last season and is still in peak condition.

"That's what I don't understand. If your philosophy is to press from the front and that's why you don't go with Ronaldo, then put someone in to do the extra running for him.

"He's an attacking weapon that they are fortunate to have. I think he stays until the end of the season and ends up United's top scorer."

Manchester United come into this game on the back of their 6-3 derby battering by City.

"Obviously it was a difficult day. As always we analyse, and we do that tough, the reality," United boss Erik ten Hag said.

"In tactics sometimes, also to surprise opponents, you have to bring something different in your game, and we will do that also for the future.

"But we can get a lot of confidence about this theory, when you beat Arsenal, you beat Liverpool and now we get a reality check with Manchester City - so we know we have to step up.

"So thank you for the lesson, from Pep [Guardiola - Manchester City manager]. We will take that and we have to understand we have to do things much better."

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Captain Declan Rice says he wants to "play as many games as he can" for West Ham despite the packed fixture list before the World Cup.

The Hammers face 12 matches in 37 days prior to the tournament in Qatar, starting today.

"There's a World Cup coming up, but the focus is West Ham because we need to push up the table," he said.

"Sometimes it's a luck thing whether you get injured, but I try to keep myself as fit and healthy as possible away from the pitch.

"I want to play as many games as I can. I like to keep playing, to keep the momentum building. That's where the confidence lies and last season that was key for me."

Rice has 37 senior caps in total - three for the Republic of Ireland and 34 for England.

United are second in Europa League Group E, having won one and lost one of their two matches.

Real Sociedad are top on six points.

United are level on points with Sheriff Tiraspol, while Omonia are bottom on zero points.

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Alistair Bruce-Ball, Chris Sutton and Statman Dave are back for more fantasy football fun in the latest Fantasy 606 podcast.

With Erling Haaland breaking records every week, the guys discuss whether it’s now time to sell Mohamed Salah.

James Maddison can't get into the England squad but should he be in your fantasy team?

And Kelly Somers joins for a game of Sutton Death, with the pod trailing 5-1 this season and desperate for a win!