Manchester United have not lost three consecutive home league games since 1979 and after 1-0 defeats to Everton and Newcastle United, they would be mortified with similar against West Ham. Sam Allardyce's side beat Tottenham Hotspur to reach the Capital One Cup semi-finals. That win came at White Harte Lane from a losing position and with Old Trafford less of a fortress now, the visitors will fancy their chances of leaving with something. Jamie Jackson Kick-off Saturday 3pm

Venue Old Trafford

Last season Manchester Utd 1 West Ham 0

Referee M Jones

This season G8, Y17, R1, 2.4 cards per game

Odds H 4-11 A 9-1 D 17-4

Manchester United

Subs from Lindegaard, F da Silva, Anderson, Zaha, Giggs, Januzaj, Fletcher, Hernández, Smalling, Buttner, Kagawa, Vidic

Doubtful Rooney (groin)

Injured Fellaini (back, 28 Dec), Carrick (achilles, 30 Dec), Nani (hamstring, Jan), Van Persie (thigh, Jan)

Suspended None

Form WLLDDW

Discipline Y33 R0

Leading scorer Rooney 8

West Ham United

Subs from Adrian, Spiegel, Demel, Rat, Diarra, Morrison, J Cole, C Cole, Chambers, Vaz Tê, Lee, Moncur

Doubtful Tomkins (groin)

Injured Carroll (heel, Jan), Petric (calf, unknown), Reid (ankle, unknown), Downing (calf/shin, unknown)

Suspended Nolan (second of three)

Form DLLWLL

Discipline Y24 R2

Leading scorer Morrison 3