Manchester United will return from the latest international break on a high — but two top-four rivals are still tipped to hold off their challenge for Champions League qualification.
Sitting fourth in the Premier League standings for the first time since Ralf Rangnick was appointed, United conjured up a last-gasp victory over West Ham in their most-recent league fixture.
Marcus Rashford settled the scores in that one with his second goal in as many games. It was a result that was followed up by Arsenal and Tottenham dropping points 24 hours later.
However, the north London clubs still have games in hand on United — one and two respectively — and the Hammers also have to be factored in to the picture.
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