Manchester United vs West Ham LIVE score: Premier League updates; Lineups out
Welcome to Sportstar's live coverage of the Manchester United vs West Ham United Premier League 2024-25 match being played at Old Trafford.
Manchester United: Bayandir, Mazraoui, Mount, Fernandes, Hojlund, Yoro, Amad, Shaw, Ugarte, Mainoo, Amass
West Ham United: Areola, Coufal, Todibo, Kilman, Cresswell, Wan-Bissaka, Rodriguez, Ward-Prowse, Soucek, Bowen, Kudus
When will the Manchester United vs West Ham United Premier League 2024-25 match kick off?
The Manchester United vs West Ham United Premier League 2024-25 match will kick off at 6:45 PM IST on Sunday, May 11 at Old Trafford.
Where to watch the Manchester United vs West Ham United Premier League 2024-25 match?
The Manchester United vs West Ham United Premier League 2024-25 match will be telecast on the Star Sports Network. The match will also be livestreamed on the JioHotstar app and website.
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