Manchester United is in action against West Ham on Thursday, with the Red Devils in search of a seventh Premier League win of the season.
United only managed 11 wins across the entirety of last season, so while the club's supporters won't exactly be happy with where the team is at right now, the results suggest that things are improving at Old Trafford.
As for the Hammers, they have improved markedly since Nuno Espirito Santo arrived, but they are still firmly in a relegation battle, currently sitting 17th after Sunday's defeat by Liverpool – only out of the relegation zone on goals scored.
Here's the information you need in order to be able to watch the game...
What time is kick-off?
The game between United and West Ham kicks off at 8pm GMT on Thursday, December 4, which means it's a 5pm kick-off Eastern Time, and a 12pm kick-off Pacific Time.
Is the game on TV?
The game is being shown on Sky Sports in the United Kingdom, while fans in the United States can watch the action live through NBC Sports/Peacock.
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Team news
Manchester United: Matheus Cunha could return after missing the last couple of games with a head injury, but Benjamin Sesko and Harry Maguire are expected to miss out once again.
West Ham United: Lucas Paqueta is suspended after his brainless red card against Liverpool, while Lukasz Fabianski and Oliver Scarles are unavailable due to injury. Crysencio Summerville is also expected to miss out.
What the managers said
Ruben Amorim on Joshua Zirkzee scoring his first Premier League goal since 2024 last time out: “It's so important for a striker to score a goal. He's not playing many minutes, but the way he responds in the second half is really important. It's more important than just the goal again. The small details, win one first ball for us to win the second ball, the connection, that is so important for our game and the goal is really important for the team and for him.”
Nuno Espirito Santo on the challenge of facing Mancheser United: "I think they are a good team, and they are playing well at the moment. You can see that from their last game at Crystal Palace, when they competed really well and achieved a good result.
"We are expecting a tough opponent full of talented players. Manchester United’s improvement is there for everybody to see.
"Ruben and I are both Portuguese, and we’ve met each other many times. Now on Thursday we’re going to be on different sides to each other, but I have a lot of respect for him, and we are companions in the job we do."