The change of ownership of Manchester United is undoubtedly a boon to the team. Regardless of the drastic reforms ahead, the mere presence of this new owner, Ratcliffe, watching the game in person will galvanize the players, who, after all, would not want to be out of a job with their jobs on the line. This victory is clearly urgent for them.
However, United's recent performance has been mediocre, with consecutive defeats at home to both Portsmouth and Bayern Munich, with the 0-3 defeat at home to Portsmouth being the first time in the team's history that they have suffered such a heavy defeat against a team from the "bottom half" of the table. The team knows the shame of a rematch at the Otford Stadium, and will be bombarded by fans if they lose again. However, it is worth mentioning that Manchester United has twice suffered 2 consecutive home defeats this season, but always managed to rebound in time, and this time, they are generally underestimated, so they may be able to give the "underestimators" a surprise again.
In this campaign, the United lineup will be slightly adjusted, the league's general Helen may have to sit on the bench, and Rashford will be at risk, as for the last error led to the team's loss of Man'o will also face a test, Keith Ellison is expected to replace its position, then United's offensive and defensive strength is expected to be improved.
