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WEST HAM 0 MANCHESTER UNITED 0

Premier League | London Stadium | Thursday 10 May 2018 | Attendance: 56,902

Manchester United acquired the point needed to secure second spot in the Premier League with a 0-0 draw with West Ham United at the London Stadium.

It was a pleasant evening in the capital but there was no shaking the end-of-season feeling surrounding the game, with the Hammers safe from the drop. Indeed, the only real spark came in the closing stages when a flare-up required referee Jon Moss to reach into his pocket for the first time.

Jose Mourinho opted for a three-man central defence, with Chris Smalling flanked by Phil Jones on the left and Victor Lindelof on the right. Full-backs Antonio Valencia and Luke Shaw were encouraged to get forward but the early chances fell to the hosts.

Marko Arnautovic has been in good form since the arrival of David Moyes and, after he had a shot easily saved by David De Gea, the Austrian was unable to divert the ball on target when Smalling miscued a cross by Aaron Cresswell.

Scott McTominay sparked the Reds' best spell of the first half, after Ander Herrera robbed Manuel Lanzini in a dangerous position, when he flashed a drive just wide. Good work by Paul Pogba and Alexis Sanchez led to Jesse Lingard forcing a flying save out of Adrian, and the home keeper was beginning to earn his pay.

Valencia capitalised on some slack defending to tee up Alexis and, when Adrian kept the Chilean's effort out, Shaw followed up to drill the rebound against a post. Replays showed Adrian got a slight touch to frustrate the defender who, like McTominay, is still to get off the mark for the Reds.

Shaw was clearly fancying his luck, looping another attempt into Adrian's arms after De Gea allowed a long-ranger by Cresswell to skip wide at the other end. Arnautovic continued to look a threat and drifted past Smalling to find Joao Mario at the near post but the ball bounced off target to United's relief.

In first-half stoppage time, Lingard unleashed a swerving drive that was pushed away by the busy Adrian, who was proving far more effective than in the recent match here against Manchester City. After the break, Alexis reached a Pogba backheel and accelerated past Adrian but his ball towards an unguarded net was headed away by Angelo Ogbonna.

Adrian made another save when Lingard's effort from distance was too close to him and, after Jones made an important clearance when Arnautovic was being a nuisance again, Pogba had a few attempts. The Frenchman headed wide after neat wing-play by Valencia, thrashed an audacious 40-yarder off target and was unlucky with a bending drive, following tenacious play by Alexis.

As the game drew to a close, West Ham mustered sporadic breaks but Arnautovic sliced a volleyed attempt and Jones made an important header to stop the ball reaching substitute Andy Carroll. Completely out of keeping with the general mood, there was an untidy melee towards the end which resulted in Pogba and Noble being booked. The West Ham skipper was extremely fortunate not to be dismissed for raising his hands before Carroll also became involved in the fracas.

Lanzini swept a free-kick wide as injury-time began but the game ended goalless with defenders Ashley Young and Eric Bailly both entering the fray as late substitutes. United's clean sheet was the 18th of the season in the Premier League for De Gea and it ensured he claimed the Golden Glove for the first time in his Reds career.

THE TEAMS

West Ham: Adrian; Rice, Ogbonna, Cresswell; Zabaleta, Kouyate, Noble (c), Masuaku (Carroll 66); Joao Mario, Lanzini, Arnautovic.

Subs: Hart, Evra, Fernandez, Obiang, Cullen, Hugill.

Booked: Noble

United:
De Gea; Valencia (c) (Bailly 93), Lindelof, Smalling, Jones, Shaw; Herrera, McTominay, Pogba; Lingard (Rashford 74), Alexis (Young 91).

Subs: Romero, Blind, Mata, Martial.

Booked: Pogba

TALKING POINTS

REDS IN SECOND

United have clinched the runners-up spot in the Premier League with Tottenham four points adrift ahead of the final day. It isn't the position anybody wanted to finish in but it marks a great deal of progress from last term.

THREE AT THE BACK

There could be a clue as to the thinking about the shape of the side for the Emirates FA Cup final with Chelsea, like West Ham, operating a three-man defence. Jose decided to match up to that system at the London Stadium and he does have a number of centre-backs at his disposal so it could be an option on the big day.

WHAT'S NEXT?

United end the Premier League season with a home clash against Watford at Old Trafford on Sunday (15:00 BST). The following weekend, it's the FA Cup final at Wembley.

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JOSE REACTS TO DRAW AT WEST HAM

Jose Mourinho insists he was happy with the way his Manchester United team went about their business in Thursday night’s goalless draw at West Ham United.

The Reds secured second place in the Premier League, our highest finish for five years, with the stalemate at the London Stadium, as David De Gea claimed the Golden Glove for the most clean sheets this season with his 18th shut-out of the campaign.

Read what the boss had to say after the game in the capital in his post-match interviews with MUTV and BBC Sport below…

PLEASED TO SEAL SECOND SPOT
“We are the second best team in the Premier League, a fantastic competition with lots of good teams with six teams trying to finish first. I feel okay, I am not jumping around – that’s not my nature or my history. Manchester United are the same. We don’t celebrate second positions but we are happy because for a few months, we realised it was impossible to win the league and, of course, the target is the second position. The top four is obviously important but it’s better to finish second than fourth and it’s better to be second for months and months and months than losing that position and that control. I think we deserved that, the boys deserve that and to be the runner-up is not bad in a league of this dimension and this difficulty.”

DISAPPOINTED WE COULDN’T TAKE A CHANCE
“I am [disappointed] but they [the players] had a good attitude, they played the way they should, they play to win the game like we planned. But you need a point to finish second, you need a point to have a relaxed Sunday [against Watford] and when you get to minute 70-75 and you realise the game is under control and even with [Andy] Carroll playing more direct, we adapt very well to that change of style. It was just about keeping control of the game and finishing with the point we need.”

I CANNOT CRITICISE THE PLAYERS
“I am not critical of the performance at all. Against Brighton, at half-time I told the players they were going to lose and tonight at half-time I said we would win. I was wrong but we were positive in the game. In the 80th minute we know that a point was enough so we start thinking about that and we let the game go.”

DE GEA’S GOLDEN GLOVE A TEAM ACHIEVEMENT
“Yes, he [David] has been terrific but the Golden Glove is about the team and it’s not about somebody analysing the goalkeeper and deciding this is the best goalkeeper in the Premier League. It’s about the clean sheets and the clean sheets are about the team, so obviously we are all very happy for that, in relation to David but it’s a team achievement.”

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Tough game las night and for my eyes.. Saya ketiduran di babak kedua 😁
Kebangun udah di menit 80-an. Masih 0-0.
Kirain reaksi Mou bakalan sama kayak vs Brighton dulu, ternyata beda.
Berarti United played well.
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