Manchester United Looks to Build on Chaotic Win Over Wolves Against West Ham

After a thrilling 4-3 victory away at Wolves, Manchester United is eager to capitalize on the momentum as they face West Ham in a crucial English Premier League match at Old Trafford. The injury-time winner by Kobbie Mainoo saved Red Devils‘ boss Erik ten Hag from criticism after his team squandered a two-goal lead in the first half. Currently standing in seventh place, just one point and position behind their rivals, Manchester United is hoping that Thursday’s confidence-boosting win will serve as a springboard to climb back into the top five.

On the other hand, West Ham, despite a disappointing draw against Bournemouth earlier in the week, find themselves in a strong position for the remainder of the season. Manager David Moyes might be disappointed with the club’s business during the January transfer window, as midfielders Pablo Fornals and Saïd Benrahma departed the team without proper replacements lined up.

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In the US, the match will be streamed on Peacock, requiring a premium account. Peacock offers access to all Premier League matches not shown on cable, with a monthly subscription starting at $6 or an annual plan for $60.

In the UK, the rights to Premier League games are split between Sky Sports, BT Sport, and TNT Sports. Man United vs. West Ham is exclusive to Sky Sports, available through their Sky Go app or a Now account with a Sports membership.

Canadian viewers can catch the game on Fubo, which has exclusive rights for this Premier League season. Subscriptions start at CA$25 per month.

Aussie soccer fans can watch the match on Optus Sport, which offers live coverage of every Premier League game in Australia. Optus network customers can access the service at a reduced price, while standalone monthly subscriptions start at AU$25.