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The funny moment between Neville and Saha came after fans picked up on the duo, Redknapp and Jones all wearing the same shoes.
They each wore casual blue trainers with a white rim, although it is unclear whether it was planned or simply a coincidence.
Meanwhile, United’s slender win over West Ham took them back up to fifth in the Premier League table, one point behind fourth place Newcastle with a game in hand.
Erik ten Hag‘s men have four matches left before the domestic season pauses for the World Cup.
They travel to Real Sociedad in their final Europa League group stage match on Thursday, three days before a trip to Aston Villa in the Premier League.
They then take on Villa again in the Carabao Cup, before their final pre-World Cup match is a trip to Craven Cottage to take on Fulham.