Man Utd will be favourites for the clash at Old Trafford between the sides, but their recent record against West Ham suggests a significant test lies in wait. The Red Devils have lost four of their last five with the Hammers and are capable of slipping up on Thursday.

Wan-Bissaka's inconsistencies have followed him to London Stadium, where he was converted into a wing-back during Graham Potter's time at West Ham, and following Nuno Espirito Santo's arrival he is now playing in defence again.