**Michael Carrick**looked ahead to the challenge of clashing West Ham on Tuesday evening.
**Man United**have been in flawless form since he arrived in the dugout, defeating Man City, Arsenal, Fulham, and Tottenham, keeping two clean sheets in those four triumphs. A relegation threatened opposition, who sit in the bottom three, should represent another team that can be beaten. However, the Irons have won three of their last four Premier League outings under Nuno Espirito Santo,, and Carrick is not making any assumptions about extending the winning streak to a fifth fixture.
“I think you've got to go into the game understanding the situation of both teams. We've tried to paint our picture to the players in every game we've played so far, and it'll be the same come Tuesday night.
“The type of game, the feel of the game, what kind of skills we're going to have to try and draw on, you know, different games throw up different things. For sure, teams towards the bottom of the league are really fighting for things. Well, so are we, and we’ve got a lot to fight for, so it's, you know, you like to think that balances out in some ways, and it's who can come out on top at the end of it. But sure, we're totally aware of what we're going into on Tuesday night and how difficult it will be.
*“I think that **West Ham*are very good on transition, very dangerous. They've got some really good attacking players. So, you know, we've looked at them already and kind of have an idea with that, as they will have done for us, you know? But yeah, they're a threat, they're a threat, and when they get a head of steam at home, they're a dangerous team, so definitely got to be ready to cope with all that.”