West Ham vs Manchester United Highlights, Post-Match Analysis & Stats

Premier League

8:15 PMFebruary 10, 2026

Regular Season - 26

West Ham

Show Score

1 - 1

HT:(0 - 0)

Manchester United

London Stadium

Referee: Simon Hooper, England

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West Ham

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Manchester United

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Match Stats Lineups Head-2-Head Standings

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Match Stats

Ball possession

35%

65%

1.03

Expected goals (xG)

0.62

0.00

Goals Prevented

0.00

Attack

7

Total shots

9

3

Shots on target

3

1

Shots off target

4

3

Blocked shots

2

4

Shots inside box

8

3

Shots outside box

1

5

Corner kicks

3

1

Offsides

3

Passing

327

Total passes

616

260 (80%)

Accurate passes

542 (88%)

Discipline

10

Fouls

4

1

Yellow cards

1

0

Red cards

0

1

Goalkeeper saves

2

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Lineup

West Ham

4-2-3-1

1 G M. Hermansen 6.3

12 D M. Diouf 6.6

4 D A. Disasi 6.3

15 D K. Mavropanos 6.9

29 D A. Wan-Bissaka 6.9

32 M F. Potts 7.0

18 M M. Fernandes 70' Unsportsmanlike conduct 7.0

7 M C. Summerville 6.9

28 M T. Soucek 50' 7.2

20 M J. Bowen (C) 50' 7.2

11 F T. Castellanos 6.0

Substitutes

23 G A. Areola

2 D K. Walker-Peters 90' Replaced by J. Bowen 6.2

3 D M. Kilman

9 F C. Wilson 69' Replaced by T. Castellanos 6.9

17 F A. Traore 90' Replaced by C. Summerville 6.7

27 M S. Magassa 79' Replaced by F. Potts 6.9

30 D O. Scarles 80' Replaced by M. Diouf 6.5

55 M M. Kante

63 D E. Mayers

Coach

Nuno Espirito Santo

Manchester United

4-2-3-1

31 G S. Lammens 7.5

23 D L. Shaw 7.5

6 D L. Martinez 7.3

5 D H. Maguire 6.9

2 D D. Dalot 57' Tripping 6.5

18 M Casemiro 6.6

37 M K. Mainoo 6.6

19 M B. Mbeumo 90+6' 6.2

8 M B. Fernandes (C) 7.3

16 M A. Diallo 6.6

10 F M. Cunha 6.5

Substitutes

1 G A. Bayindir

26 D A. Heaven

12 D T. Malacia

3 D N. Mazraoui

15 D L. Yoro 68' Replaced by H. Maguire 7.5

39 M T. Fletcher

25 M M. Ugarte

30 F B. Sesko 90+6' 69' Replaced by M. Cunha 7.3

11 F J. Zirkzee 82' Replaced by D. Dalot 6.3

Coach

Michael Carrick

Premier League Standings - Premier League

TotalHomeAway

Pos	Team	MP	W	D	L	+/-	GD	Pts	Form
1	Arsenal	29	19	7	3	58-22	36	64	W No match found D 18 February: Wolves 2 - 2 Arsenal D No match found W 01 March: Arsenal 2 - 1 Chelsea W 04 March: Brighton 0 - 1 Arsenal
2	Manchester City	28	18	5	5	57-25	32	59	D No match found W 11 February: Manchester City 3 - 0 Fulham W 21 February: Manchester City 2 - 1 Newcastle W 28 February: Leeds 0 - 1 Manchester City W No match found
3	Manchester United	28	14	9	5	50-38	12	51	W 07 February: Manchester United 2 - 0 Tottenham W No match found D No match found W 01 March: Manchester United 2 - 1 Crystal Palace W No match found
4	Aston Villa	28	15	6	7	38-30	8	51	L No match found D No match found W No match found D No match found L 04 March: Aston Villa 1 - 4 Chelsea
5	Liverpool	28	14	6	8	47-37	10	48	W No match found L No match found W 22 February: Nottingham Forest 0 - 1 Liverpool W 28 February: Liverpool 5 - 2 West Ham W No match found
6	Chelsea	28	12	9	7	49-33	16	45	W 07 February: Wolves 1 - 3 Chelsea W No match found D 21 February: Chelsea 1 - 1 Burnley D No match found L No match found
7	Brentford	28	13	4	11	44-40	4	43	W 07 February: Newcastle 2 - 3 Brentford W No match found D No match found L No match found W No match found
8	Everton	28	11	7	10	32-33	-1	40	D No match found W No match found L 23 February: Everton 0 - 1 Manchester United L No match found W 03 March: Everton 2 - 0 Burnley
9	Fulham	28	12	4	12	40-42	-2	40	L 07 February: Fulham 1 - 2 Everton L 11 February: Manchester City 3 - 0 Fulham L No match found W 01 March: Fulham 2 - 1 Tottenham W No match found
10	Bournemouth	28	9	12	7	44-46	-2	39	W No match found D No match found W No match found D 28 February: Bournemouth 1 - 1 Sunderland D 03 March: Bournemouth 0 - 0 Brentford
11	Brighton	28	9	10	9	38-35	3	37	D No match found L 11 February: Aston Villa 1 - 0 Brighton L No match found W 01 March: Brighton 2 - 1 Nottingham Forest W No match found
12	Sunderland	28	9	10	9	29-34	-5	37	W No match found L 11 February: Sunderland 0 - 1 Liverpool L 22 February: Sunderland 1 - 3 Fulham L No match found D No match found
13	Newcastle	28	10	6	12	40-42	-2	36	L 07 February: Newcastle 2 - 3 Brentford L No match found W No match found L 28 February: Newcastle 2 - 3 Everton L No match found
14	Crystal Palace	28	9	8	11	30-34	-4	35	D 01 February: Nottingham Forest 1 - 1 Crystal Palace W 08 February: Brighton 0 - 1 Crystal Palace L 11 February: Crystal Palace 2 - 3 Burnley W 22 February: Crystal Palace 1 - 0 Wolves L 01 March: Manchester United 2 - 1 Crystal Palace
15	Leeds	28	7	10	11	37-47	-10	31	L No match found W No match found D 21 February: Aston Villa 1 - 1 Leeds D No match found L 03 March: Leeds 0 - 1 Sunderland
16	Tottenham	28	7	8	13	38-43	-5	29	D 01 February: Tottenham 2 - 2 Manchester City L 07 February: Manchester United 2 - 0 Tottenham L 10 February: Tottenham 1 - 2 Newcastle L 22 February: Tottenham 1 - 4 Arsenal L 01 March: Fulham 2 - 1 Tottenham
17	Nottingham Forest	28	7	6	15	26-41	-15	27	D No match found L No match found D No match found L 01 March: Brighton 2 - 1 Nottingham Forest L No match found
18	West Ham	28	6	7	15	34-54	-20	25	L No match found W No match found D 21 February: West Ham 0 - 0 Bournemouth D No match found L No match found
19	Burnley	28	4	7	17	32-56	-24	19	L 07 February: Burnley 0 - 2 West Ham L No match found W No match found D No match found L 03 March: Everton 2 - 0 Burnley
20	Wolves	29	2	7	20	20-51	-31	13	L No match found D 18 February: Wolves 2 - 2 Arsenal D No match found L No match found W 03 March: Wolves 2 - 1 Liverpool

Qualification/Relegation

• Promotion - Champions League (League phase)
• Promotion - Europa League (League phase)
• Relegation - Championship

Manchester United secured a dramatic 1-1 draw against West Ham, as Benjamin Šeško’s injury-time equaliser salvaged a point at the London Stadium.

The Premier League clash on February 10, 2026, saw a determined West Ham side, battling near the relegation zone in 18th place, host a Manchester United team pushing for a top-four finish. United, currently sitting 4th, arrived with strong form, while the Hammers sought to turn their season around with a vital home performance.

The first half unfolded as a tactical battle, with Manchester United dominating possession. They dictated play from the midfield, patiently building attacks. However, West Ham’s defence remained well-organised and disciplined throughout the opening 45 minutes.

The home side, despite seeing less of the ball, looked compact and dangerous on the counter-attack. Their solid defensive shape largely nullified United’s attacking efforts. Clear-cut chances remained scarce for both teams, and the scoreline stayed level at 0-0 heading into the break.

Managerial instructions at half-time likely focused on finding a breakthrough for United, while West Ham aimed to maintain their defensive resilience and perhaps threaten more offensively. The second half promised more attacking intent from both sides.

West Ham broke the deadlock just five minutes into the second half, sparking celebrations at the London Stadium. In the 50th minute, Jarrod Bowen delivered a precise ball into the box, which Tomáš Souček met with conviction. He guided his header past the goalkeeper, putting the Hammers 1-0 up.

Manchester United immediately pushed for an equaliser, increasing their intensity. Diogo Dalot received a yellow card in the 57th minute for a clumsy challenge as frustrations began to mount. Moments later, in the 63rd minute, Casemiro thought he had levelled the score, but the goal was correctly disallowed for offside after a VAR review, denying United.

Both managers introduced fresh legs to influence the game’s outcome. For United, Leny Yoro and Benjamin Šeško entered the fray, with Šeško replacing Matheus Cunha in the 69th minute. West Ham’s Mateus Fernandes received a yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct in the 70th minute, adding to the game’s tension.

The game entered a period of intense pressure from the visitors as the clock ticked down. Deep into stoppage time, United finally found their breakthrough. In the 96th minute, a swift move saw Bryan Mbeumo deliver a crucial assist to substitute Benjamin Šeško, who fired home to snatch a dramatic 1-1 draw for Manchester United.

Statistically, Manchester United controlled possession with 65%, but only managed 9 total shots, with 3 on target. West Ham registered 7 total shots, also finding the target 3 times. West Ham outperformed their Expected Goals (xG) of 1.03, while United’s xG stood lower at 0.62, highlighting their late fortune.

The hard-fought draw sees Manchester United retain their fourth-place spot, though they will feel two valuable points were dropped in their chase. For West Ham, a vital point against a top side offers a much-needed boost in their ongoing fight to avoid relegation.