The Otford Stadium witnessed the summit match between Manchester United and Manchester City in the Man City Cup. Manchester United seems to have warmed up recently, with three consecutive victories, but it should be interpreted with caution because the opponent is not strong enough. On the other hand, Manchester City, who beat Brighton in the last round, climbed to the peak of the league record, the team's form is back to the peak, and in the recent years of the battle of the pyramids to occupy the upper hand in the past five encounters with a 4 win 1 loss to occupy the advantage, this game is quite a high chance of victory for the visiting team. (Now 621 and 611 Sunday night at 11:30pm, not to be missed)
It is ironic that Manchester United's rebound from adversity is dependent on marginal players to save the day. For example, in the last round of the competition, it was McDonald Minnie who scored a crucial goal in stoppage time to save the day; in the UEFA Europa League match, the disqualified captain, Harry Makouni, set up a header; and the goalkeeper, O'Nana, pounced on a 12-yard penalty before the end of the match to give a thrilling 1-0 win over Copenhagen, a good start to the UEFA Europa League tour this season.
The Red Devils' 3 consecutive wins in all competitions have certainly boosted the team's morale, however, these victories came against the league's lower-tier teams, Brentford and Siffield United, as well as Europe's second-tier team, Copenhagen. Nevertheless, United have had to work hard to win each of their matches, and their overall performance has not yet been spectacular.
