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straight to your inbox every day for freeScott McTominay revealed what Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said to his Manchester United players after a frustrating opening 45 minutes against West Ham.Marcus Rashford headed wide from inside the six-yard box and Mason Greenwood forced a great save from Lukasz Fabianski but United struggled to create many clear-cut opportunities against the Hammers' low block. United eventually ran out 1-0 winners at Old Trafford, with McTominay's header from a corner deflected into his own net by Craig Dawson for the only goal of the game.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could be left to rue his decision not to use any of his substitutes as Manchester United beat West Ham.The Red Devils won 1-0 at Old Trafford thanks to a Craig Dawson own goal from Bruno Fernandes’ corner.It leaves Solskjaer’s side unbeaten in 13 matches across all competitions with the Norwegian making four changes to the team that drew with AC Milan last time out.And they proved to be the only alteration the boss would make, opting not to make any substitutions during the game.It was the first time since February 2012 against Liverpool that Manchester United didn't make a single substitution in a Premier League match.The likes of Nemanja Matic, Alex Telles and Amad Diallo went unused despite the ongoing fixture

Manchester United fans all felt the same way while watching the club beat West Ham at Old Trafford. A Craig Dawson own goal was enough to give the Red Devils three huge points on Sunday evening.

Jesse Lingard has been praised for "putting his ego to one side" after an awkward penalty exchange with Declan Rice.

Chelsea youngster Billy Gilmour could leave Stamford Bridge on loan on Transfer Deadline Day with Southampton, West Ham and Bournemouth among the clubs interested.Gilmour is yet to feature under new Blues boss Thomas Tuchel and is believed to be keen to get regular minutes.The 19-year-old is eager to impress as he looks to battle his way into the Scotland squad for this summer’s Euros.Though where Gilmour will be at the end of Deadline Day is up in the air with plenty of clubs interested.West Ham are believed to be keen, though already have Craig Dawson and Jesse Lingard in loan.That would mean they are unable to sign Gilmour on loan due to current Premier League rules.Southampton may have the same issue with the south coast side also eager

Jurgen Klopp hailed Mo Salah's insatiable appetite for goals after he followed in Ian Rush's footsteps.

Mohamed Salah was, yet again, Liverpool's match winner as they saw off West Ham.

Liverpool with a last-minute solution to their centre-half crisis. The Frenchman, 24, was a top performer for the Hammers during his first two seasons at the London Stadium.However, his form dipped somewhat last term as he suffered some niggling injuries.And Diop, who was once hailed a monster by Jose Mourinho, has surprisingly fallen way down the pecking order now at West Ham.Moyes’ early period of the 2020/21 campaign saw him pick a back three of Aaron Cresswell, Angelo Ogbonna and Fabian Balbuena.

direct to your inboxStockport County manager Jim Gannon was left proud by his side’s performance following their 1-0 defeat to West Ham United in the FA Cup on Monday night.A commendable performance saw the Hatters hold their Premier League opponents for over 80 minutes at Edgeley Park before a late header from Craig Dawson sent the visitors through to the fourth round.“The lads are naturally disappointed, but that’s a sign of how well that they competed tonight,” said Gannon at full-time.“I think that feeling will dissipate over time and they will feel that they’ve given a good account of themselves, so it would be no cliche to say that I’m very proud of them.“All I wanted was for them to perform as well as they could and compete with a

West Ham boss David Moyes was the victim of some highly unfortunate TV positioning before their FA Cup third-round clash with Stockport County.

Craig Dawson ended Stockport's brave resistance with a late winner to send West Ham into the fourth round.

Arsenal an early penalty in their 3-2 win over Watford.

Arsenal finished off a disappointing season with a win to consign final day opponents Watford to relegation.

Leicester City welcome a Brighton & Hove Albion side to the King Power on Tuesday evening buoyed by Saturday's win over Arsenal.