The focus of the game is the fierce battle between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur at home. Man U is not doing well, players are injured and it's hard to see any improvement in the table in the short term, while Tottenham is back in form, with four wins and one loss in their last five league games, and this game is even handicapped at half a point, so it seems to be a fierce battle, and I'm more optimistic that Tottenham will succeed. (Now 621 and 611 Monday at 00:30 live broadcasts are not to be missed!)
Manchester United has only won one of their last five EPL matches, and it was a 3-2 victory against Aston Villa after trailing by two goals. The team's ability to seize chances is still insufficient. In the last round of the EFL Cup, facing the League One team, Wigan, despite 28 shots on goal, striker Helen missed many good opportunities, and finally only won 2-0, with one of the goals coming from the penalty kicks, which is not entirely indicative of the team's strength, and it is difficult for them to score in the face of lower-level teams.
Manchester United's offensive end is not sharp, the defensive end is not yet solid, several key defenders Harry Magooni, Vitolian Diluve, Lyszindo Martinez and Rauji Szell are still recovering from injuries, this game can only rely on 36-year-old veteran Johnny Evans and Hua Lani partnership in the middle of the defense. It is doubtful whether the two will have enough stamina to cope with Tottenham's main attack after an intensive fixture schedule.
