West Ham United women's team v Manchester United
Barclays Women's Super League, Chigwell Construction Stadium, Sunday 3 March 2024, 3pm GMT.
West Ham United women's team are back in Barclays Women's Super League action on Sunday when they welcome Manchester United to Chigwell Construction Stadium.
Rehanne Skinner's side are hoping to pick up another home victory against tough opposition, having previously beaten Arsenal in front of a home crowd in their previous match in Dagenham.
The Red Devils come into the game off the back of a 3-1 defeat to the Gunners, and will be looking to get back to winning ways.
Here's everything you need to know ahead of the game...
Tickets
You can watch the women’s team against the Red Devils from just £13 for Adults and £5 for Juniors.
Tickets are available to purchase online by clicking here!
We strongly recommend buying your tickets in advance, but a number of tickets will be available to purchase from the ticket office at Chigwell Construction Stadium on the day of the game.
The ticket office at the ground will open two hours before kick-off.
How to follow
The match against Manchester United will be shown for free on The FA Player.
Alternatively, you can also follow the action across our social media channels, while highlights and exclusive reactions will follow after the final whistle on whufc.com.
The Opposition
After taking Chelsea to the final weekend of the Barclays Women’s Super League season last year, Manchester United would have been looking to go one step further and win it this time. However, they made a stuttering start to the 2023/24 campaign and haven’t replicated the same consistency so far this season.
A last-gasp winner earned them a narrow opening day win against Aston Villa and then they missed out on a first Women’s Champions League group stage spot after defeat to Paris Saint-Germain.
After successive draws against Arsenal and Leicester City, they started to up their form, recording a 5-0 win over Everton in the WSL, before defeating the Toffees 7-0 in the Continental Tyres League Cup.
The Red Devils have suffered three losses since the turn of the year, including a 3-1 defeat to Arsenal last time out. They come into today’s fixture against the Hammers occupying fourth spot in the standings.
Manager, Marc Skinner led Birmingham City to the FA Cup Final in 2017 and then to fifth place in the WSL in 2017/18, before embarking on a new challenge in the United States with Orlando Pride in the NWSL.
He returned to England in 2021/22, taking over at United from Casey Stoney, and after a fourth-place finish in his first season, their attempt to secure a first-ever WSL title fell narrowly short as Chelsea continued their recent dominance, taking the title by two points.
United also reached the FA Cup Final, where they were beaten 1-0 by Chelsea in May.
To date, Skinner has taken charge of 83 matches as boss of the Red Devils, winning 52 matches, drawing 16 and losing 15, giving him a win percentage of 62 percent.
