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The midweek round of games was completed at Old Trafford where Manchester United played West Ham.

This is how things sounded when the full-time whistle blew. Well, for Manchester United, perhaps neither one thing nor the other, but for

Nino Espirito Santo and West Ham

that is a handy point on the road a point earned on probably the night of his professional

life for Sungutu Magasa who crashed it in six minutes shy of the 90 after improbably

Diogo Dallow had established a lead for manchester united

for reuben amorym gary and a couple more leaked points and another evening when the top five

beckoned but didn't come to pass yeah real frustration they keep having these opportunities one point

from six against

Everton and West Ham at home you can see the disappointment on the faces of the

Manchester United players but they haven't played well enough they've let games

drifted no anywhere near enough urgency in the game and with that in mind

Dalover disappointed I mean not being able to see out a winning goal but West Ham they desperately need points and see some disappointed faces there. Omar Barada, the CEO Jason Wilcox, the sporting director. They know it's not good enough.

So for Amarim and United to some extent another evening that has rather got away, West Ham remain in the bottom three, but source of uplift here, a bubbly old point for Nuno Espirito Santo.

That old traffic finishes Manchester United won, West Ham one.

Well as is often the case, I suppose when Manchester United dropped points at home, they

will end up being the storm.

But Slavann, West Ham's most impressive player on the night got their equal at. Yeah, was set at the half time, not because of the goal.

I mean, I like him and pots.

I said it even before the game.

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