Manchester United vs West Ham LIVE: Carabao Cup result, final score and reaction tonight

The Red Devils held on for a valuable win at the London Stadium last weekend thanks to David De Gea’s stoppage time penalty save with the Hammers out for revenge here

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Welcome to The Independent’s live coverage of Manchester United vs West Ham United in the Carabao Cup.

It seems like just last weekend that these two sides faced one another, doesn’t it? Well, that’s because it was. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side came out on top at the London Stadium on Sunday as his side clinched a 2-1 victory in dramatic circumstances. Former West Ham loanee Jesse Lingard scored a late winner for United, but Mark Noble then came onto the pitch to miss a stoppage time penalty as David Moyes’ team squandered the chance to leave with a point.

How will that result impact the two sides this evening? They swap the Premier League for the Carabao Cup, but will there be a different outcome? Both Solskjaer and Moyes will be well aware they need to manage their squads with both league and European ambitions to deal with. That almost certainly means we will see some changes.

West Ham have not beaten Manchester United in any of their last five meetings in all competitions. And Moyes has not beaten his former club since he was sacked by them after less than one season in charge seven years ago.

Could all that change tonight? It’s not long until we find out - be sure to hang on for the last 16 draw, which will follow tonight’s matches:

Manchester United vs West Ham

• Kick-off at 19:45
• Red Devils beat Hammers 2-1 with dramatic finish at London Stadium on Sunday
• Man Utd XI: Henderson; Dalot, Lindelof, Bailly, Telles; Matic, Van de Beek; Mata, Lingard, Sancho; Martial
• West Ham XI: Areola; Fredericks, Diop, Dawson, Johnson, Masuaku; Kral, Noble; Yarmolenko, Lanzini, Bowen
• Lanzini sweeps home early opener after Fredericks run down right

[22 September 2021 22:07 · Michael Jones]

The fourth round draw

Harry Redknapp and Micah Richards are drawing the balls.

Chelsea have a home tie against Southampton in the first match.

[22 September 2021 22:06 · Michael Jones]

The fourth round draw

The draw for the Carabao Cup fourth round is about to take place. Here’s a reminder of who is left in the competition:

Arsenal, Brentford, Brighton, Burnley, Chelsea, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, Man City, Preston, QPR, Southampton, Stoke, Sunderland, Tottenham, West Ham

[22 September 2021 22:00 · Michael Jones]

Reaction from Mark Noble

West Ham are through to the fourth round of the Carabao Cup thanks to Manuel Lanzini’s 10th minute goal at Old Trafford. It’s a memorable win for the Hammers with captain Mark Noble calling it a ‘great night’. He told Sky Sports:

The last couple of days have been tough but you put your boots back on and come out to play. You could call it two glorified B teams but I thought the players were fantastic.

“Things happen in football and sport. Sunday night at home I felt sick as a pig but you wake up in the morning and go to training to get ready for Wednesday. I have missed penalties in the past but because of the occasion it was maybe so hyped. We came to Old Trafford, one of the greatest places in the world, and thoroughly enjoyed it.

“It gives a chances to players who don’t play regularly and when you go get a chance you have to take it. All in all, a great night for West Ham and a fantastic night for myself. Victories at Manchester United don’t come a lot.”

[22 September 2021 21:58 · Michael Jones]

Manchester United vs West Ham: Five things we learned as David Moyes knocks former side out of Carabao Cup

West Ham won at Old Trafford for the first time since 2007 as they knocked Manchester United out of the Carabao Cup at the third round stage.

In the second meeting of these two sides in just four days, West Ham made a fast start at Old Trafford and took a deserved lead when Manuel Lanzini steered home a cut-back from Ryan Fredericks in the 10th minute.

[22 September 2021 21:57 · Michael Jones]

Elsewhere in the Carabao Cup

Tottenham have beaten Wolves after Conor Coady misses a crucial penalty and Chelsea progress with Reece James firing home the winning spot kick!

[22 September 2021 21:51 · Michael Jones]

West Ham earn quick revenge as Manuel Lanzini knocks Manchester United out of Carabao Cup

After 18 attempts and 14 years, West Ham United have won at Old Trafford again at last.

Manchester United had reached successive semi-finals in the Carabao Cup, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer won’t have to worry about this being another nearly competition this year after his side were beaten 1-0 on home soil.

[22 September 2021 21:44 · Michael Jones]

Elsewhere in the Carabao Cup

Here are the results from all the evening’s Carabao Cup matches. The fourth round draw is still to come as is reaction from Old Trafford:

Arsenal 3 - 0 AFC Wimbledon

Brighton 2 - 0 Swansea

Chelsea 1 - 1 Aston Villa (Currently playing out penalties)

Man Utd 0 - 1 West Ham

Millwall 0 - 2 Leicester

Wolves 2 - 2 Tottenham (Currently playing out penalties)

[22 September 2021 21:42 · Michael Jones]

Man Utd 0 - 1 West Ham

Manchester United had 27 shots compared to West Ham’s nine but the Hammers created the better chances. Andriy Yarmolenko and Mark Noble both should have scored in the closing changes.

Mason Greenwood had a great one-on-one chance but other than that the Red Devils were very lacklustre in the final third.

[22 September 2021 21:39 · Michael Jones]

Full-time: Man Utd 0 - 1 West Ham

90+4 mins: Redemption for the Hammers! They knock Manchester United out of the Carabao Cup three days after losing to them in the Premier League.

Manuel Lanzini is the hero of the night. His early goal is the difference between the teams. What a result for West Ham.

[22 September 2021 21:37 · Michael Jones]

Man Utd 0 - 1 West Ham

90+2 mins: Man Utd corner. Fernandes swings it into the box as up comes Dean Henderson. The cross goes over the goalkeeper and Issa Diop heads it clear for West Ham. Two minutes to go, they’re almost there.