Manchester United face Hull for the fourth and final time this season and their first defeat to the Tigers since 1974 last week was well timed.
United, horrendous at the KC Stadium, still progressed through to the EFL Cup final and at a time when their performance level was dwindling, the 2-1 reverse maybe reinforced their focus ahead of tonight's match.
Especially since Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham all dropped points last night. United, marooned in sixth, could still stay there if they beat Hull but victory will take them to within three points of second-placed Spurs.
United have not won a Premier League game since January 2 and the prime reason why they remain sixth is their draws column. There have been eight this season and United could have comfortably won over half of them. As Jose Mourinho said, only three points is a good result this evening.
The match is not live on UK television or online radio station so there is not a legal live stream but you can follow our live updates from Old Trafford below.