West Ham have lost three out of three at home - the same as Brentford have done away - so something has got to give here. This could be 0-0 on the basis that both teams will just sit in their own half - I don't think either team will want the ball and both managers prefer to play on the counter-attack. Nuno Espirito Santo has been brought in to keep the Hammers up, so he is not going to change the style of play that has brought him success.
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Star closing in on Liverpool transfer
Liverpool are closing in on signing an exciting teenage star after he narrowed down his options. Richard Hughes is continuing to make moves even while the transfer window is closed. This time last yea...
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Pep Guardiola issues update on Nico O’Reilly following injury in Everton victory
Harry Maguire's late header secured Manchester United's first win at Anfield in nearly a decade and inflicted Liverpool's fourth successive defeat. It was a statement victory for Ruben Amorim's side against their biggest rivals and the manager described it as "the biggest win in my time at Manchester United". Monday's newspaper back pages convey the magnitude of the result, which also gave United their first consecutive Premier League wins under the Portuguese.
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