West Ham goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski says there'll be no nerves going to Manchester United today.

In all his trips to Old Trafford, he's mustered a clean sheet just once in a goalless draw in May 2009, a point which would secure United's third successive Premier League title.

Fabianski admits, back then, he'd get taken in by the aura of Old Trafford, the long-forgotten fear factor. But no more. He approaches every opponent in the same way – "a win at Old Trafford is no different to winning at Bournemouth".

"I'm not going to lie, it was a process," he told the Daily Mail. "It took me a while but I think that came with playing regularly. At the start, when I played my first game, I probably would have been a little more distracted by all the surroundings during the game.

"Now I think it's a bit different. I don't look at the games that way. I don't look at the other things that are on the outside. Like, the fan situation, I don't really pay attention to that. I never really looked at the other things or listen to the media about what they say about the current situation of any other club."