Today's Premier League matchup pits Manchester United against Everton at home. However, the "Red Devils" have been in a slump lately, and their defeat in Manchester has dealt them a severe blow in the race for the top four in the league, with an 11-point gap between them and fourth-place Aston Villa. It is imperative that the team's morale is boosted. Meanwhile, Helen's injury has made the attacking side look weak. I am confident that he will find his form in this game, while the Red Devils will need to play solid defense and try to score goals, as six of their last seven league games have been drawn at halftime, and a second-half draw could turn things around. (Now 621 and 611 live at 8:30 p.m. Saturday)
After experiencing the defeat in the Manchester City Derby, Manchester United manager Tannhäuser is under tremendous pressure, and some of the players have expressed their dissatisfaction with the coach's training methods. At this point, it was especially important to stabilize the dressing room and avoid self-induced chaos. Although United won 6-1 in the first seven matches of 2024, largely due to the excellent play of goal scorer Helen, unfortunately, the Danish striker's injury made the team's situation take a sharp turn for the worse, with two consecutive losses in the league, and an urgent need to stop the decline.
At the moment, the United lineup is flexible. Rashford can play as a single arrow, Alejandro Canazo can move to the left winger, and Anthony Maffeos can play as a right midfielder. In addition, there is also the young player Kochen available. However, such an attacking combination tends to be less capable of capitalizing on chances in front of goal. Luckily, goalkeeper Orona has been playing well lately and has saved the team many times. I believe he has the ability to defend Everton's goal in this match.
