West Ham v Manchester United > Sunday February 8th

[Aidymac]

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[kevshat]

Re: West Ham v Manchester United > Sunday February 8th 4pts Over 2.5 goals 20/21 BetVictor With West Ham missing arguably their two best centre backs and with United never truly convincing at the back, especially against physical sides, I think we’re set for some goals in this match so the fact that over 2.5 goals is just under evens is something that I like. In truth United could easily win this 3-0 or better if they click into gear but West Ham will always fancy their chances of a goal so over 2.5 looks good to me. Full preview here: http://www.punterslounge.com/west-ham-vs-man-utd-betting-goals-can-grace-the-super-sunday-finale

[clubgowi]

Re: West Ham v Manchester United > Sunday February 8th Premier League: West Ham United- Manchester United Hosts have taken at least a point from three of the last five h2h meetings in East London and this is the strongest the Hammers have been over that sequence and the visitors have gone backwards over the last two seasons and have really struggled away from Old Trafford, already dropping points this season at Stoke City, Tottenham, Aston Villa, WBA, Leicester, Burnley and Sunderland, a group which includes five of the bottom seven in the EPL. If you throw a draw at L2 side Cambridge United and 4-0 loss at L1 MK Dons in cup ties into the mix, it makes uncomfortable reading and I see no reason why they should be odds on to beat a host who have lost just once, to Arsenal, in 11 starts at the Boleyn Ground. The defeat to the Gunners, who are the Irons bogey side was controversial, with United having a "good " goal, which would have earned a share of the points, disallowed. The home side do have some injury issues, with James Collins, Winston Reid, Carl Jenkinson and Andy Carroll all facing late tests, they have proven they can win without Carroll this season, Reid and Jenkinson would be missed, but Song and Kouyate have both played central defence and are options. The injuries sound worse that they probably are, if Reid was available it would probably be the same starting who beat Liverpool 3-1 here. The visitors arrive without defensive midfielder Michael Carrick, this has been a problem area for United as long as I care to remember, they are without a win in four away starts without him this season, conceding at the rate of two goals per hame and 7 of the 9 away games he has missed over the last two seasons have gone "over". A really interesting game, but it would be great to see team news first, goals seem likely, but I feel the hosts will get their share, I would suggest 1.25 units West Ham United +0.25 ball 2.33 asian line/Sportmarket, if either Reid or Jenkinson play, I would up that stake a little.

[vasilli07]

Re: West Ham v Manchester United > Sunday February 8th While their midfielders can cover at defence, they will have no legs and holes in midfield to press Man Utd. The likes of Nolan will play. I read in West Ham forum saying someone will be bringing a 'Nolan Out' banner out if he starts.