Gary Neville Predicts Where Man United Could Finish in the Premier League After Vital Win Over West Ham

• Gary Neville has backed Manchester United to seal a Champions League spot at the end of the season
• The former defender contends his former side have a great chance of finishing ahead of rivals Liverpool, Chelsea, and Tottenham
• United are currently placed fifth on the log with 23 points, just a point behind four-placed Newcastle United

Man United legend Gary Neville has rated the Red Devils' Premier League top-four chances following their latest win over West Ham.

United have enjoyed a fine run of form since their defeat against rivals Man City during the Manchester derby at the start of October.

The Old Trafford-based outfit have since gone seven matches without tasting defeat across competitions.

Erik ten Hag's men have gone on to pick 11 points from four league matches in a fine run of results which has them sitting fifth in the standings with 23 points, just one off the top four.

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Their latest outing ended in a 1-0 win over West Ham on Sunday at Old Trafford, with Marcus Rashford netting the all-important goal.

Gary Neville rates Man United top 4 chances

Neville is now confident that his former side are in a pole position to seal a Champions League spot at the end of the season.

According to the legendary defender, the Red Devils have a great chance of finishing ahead of rivals Chelsea, Liverpool, and Tottenham Hotspur.

"I think they’ve got a great chance of finishing in the top-four now, a great chance," Neville told Sky Sports.

"There’s enough going on at Chelsea, Liverpool and Tottenham for United to feel confident that they can push through that bunch. I never would have thought that four or five weeks ago," he added.

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De Gea praised for heroics against West Ham

Elsewhere, Sports Brief also reported on the praise David De Gea received for the saves he made against West Ham on Sunday.

The Spanish goalkeeper pulled off some stunning saves to keep United in the tie as the Red Devils sunk the Hammers 1-0

The 31-year-old goalkeeper's influence in the encounter became more apparent in the closing stages as he made triple saves to deny West Ham a golden opportunity to equalize.