Peter Smith

I can't see Everton coming and dominating possession, spending long periods in Man Utd's defensive third.

The only thing that's going to be on Man Utd this weekend, James, isn't it?

So those results have moved them up.

They're just five points off top four now.

And if they can get through this one, I think there is an opportunity.

Solskjaer has spoken about the need for consistency.

And after this one, they've got Watford, Newcastle and Burnley.

So before they play Arsenal on New Year's Day, there is an opportunity to put some results together.

And all of a sudden, that top four that looked quite a long way off, maybe two, three weeks ago, is back in their grasp a little bit.

It feels like Solskjaer's bought himself a bit of time now.

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James West Ham looked on course for a much needed win against Arsenal Monday night and then it all unravelled very quickly.

Snatched defeat from the jaws of victory.

And now they go to Southampton for a huge game on Saturday night.

It's real.

You know, we talk about six-pointers.

This feels like one of them.