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    Cristiano Ronaldo, Jadon Sancho doubtful for Man Utd while Victor Lindelof is out of visit of West Ham; Hammers await news on Tomas Soucek and Kurt Zouma; follow Man Utd vs West Ham in our live blog; watch free highlights on Sky Sports digital platforms and YouTube channel from 5.15pm

    Cristiano Ronaldo is subbed in the second half

    Team news, stats and prediction ahead of Man Utd vs West Ham in the Premier League on Saturday; kick-off 3pm.

    Team news

    Cristiano Ronaldo is a doubt for Manchester United's match against West Ham due to a neck complaint.

    Having missed two matches with a hip flexor issue, the 36-year-old frontman returned in Wednesday's 3-1 Premier League win at Brentford.

    Ronaldo made headlines with his reaction to being taken off in the second half by interim boss Ralf Rangnick, who has revealed the forward might be absent entirely on Saturday.

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    Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick believes too much has been made of the fact that he subbed off Cristiano Ronaldo against Brentford and that it was a decision that was justified in the end.

    "Cristiano is a question mark because he has a problem with his neck," the United interim boss told MUTV. "He received treatment yesterday for two or three hours and we will have to wait to see how he feels today.

    "Edi (Cavani) hasn't been training with the team yet and will hopefully resume training today and then we'll take the final decision after the training session today, if he will be available for the game tomorrow."

    Rangnick confirmed Victor Lindelof will not be involved against West Ham in order to be with his family after their home was broken into on Wednesday night.

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    The Sweden international played the entirety of United's 3-1 win at Brentford, with wife Maja Nilsson Lindelof saying she hid in a room with her kids before they entered the house.

    Jadon Sancho may also be missing against West Ham having been given compassionate leave following a bereavement.

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    A look at some of the key statistics ahead of Matchweek 23 in the Premier League.

    West Ham duo Tomas Soucek and Kurt Zouma will undergo late fitness assessments before being given the green light to feature at Old Trafford.

    Czech Republic midfielder Soucek missed the Hammers' matches against Norwich and Leeds after testing positive for coronavirus but has returned to training this week, while Zouma (hamstring) has not featured since December's 3-2 victory over Chelsea.

    Said Benrahma could feature after returning from the Africa Cup of Nations following Algeria's elimination, but club captain Mark Noble (knee) remains out.

    How to follow

    Follow Man Utd vs West Ham in our dedicated live match blog. Highlights will also be published on the Sky Sports digital platforms and the Sky Sports Football YouTube channel from 5.15pm on Saturday.

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    FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Manchester United's win against Brentford in the Premier League.

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    FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Leeds' win over West Ham.

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    • Manchester United have won 20 of their 25 Premier League home games against West Ham (D3 L2) and are unbeaten in their last 13 against them at Old Trafford since a 1-0 loss in May 2007.
    • This is just the fifth time in Premier League history West Ham are facing Manchester United while above them in the table, with the Hammers failing to win any of the previous such games; 1-2 in August 1995, 0-0 in August 1998, 1-2 in September 2014 and 1-3 in December 2020.
    • Having lost their first home Premier League match of 2022 against Wolves, Manchester United are looking to avoid losing their first two home league games in a year for the first time since 1985, when they lost to Sheffield Wednesday and Coventry City under Ron Atkinson.
    • Manchester United have lost their last two Premier League games kicking off at 3pm on Saturday, going down 4-2 against Leicester and 4-1 against Watford this season. The Red Devils have never lost three consecutive matches in this kick-off slot in the competition before.
    • Former Manchester United manager David Moyes has never won an away Premier League match against the Red Devils in 14 attempts (D4 L10), with only Harry Redknapp managing more games at Old Trafford without winning in the Premier League era (15 games).
    • Cristiano Ronaldo has been involved in seven goals in his last five Premier League appearances against West Ham (6 goals, 1 assist), with these involvements accounting for 70% of the total goals Manchester United have scored in these games (7/10).

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