Manchester United's away record has been dismal this season, and fortunately for them, this round will be their closing road trip of the season when they take on Gone with the Wind.
Red Devils coach Tannhäuser has pointed out that the main reason for the team's poor away record is the players' failure to release their energy under pressure and the lack of key players stepping up to the plate. In my opinion, it is clear that United is missing a leader, so it is important to improve teamwork, stay calm and show fearless fighting spirit.
I believe that Coach Tannhäuser is capable of placing a heavy burden on players such as Casimiru and Warani, who have returned from injury in time to strengthen the team's backline. Previously, the absence of both Warani and Lisindo Martinez forced Tanhag to adjust his defense, which had a negative impact on the team. Although Wahlani can't solve all of United's problems, his organization and experience in the last three games will be invaluable to the team.
The resurgence of Gonemouth against all odds has been a pleasant surprise. The team has won 5 out of the last 9 rounds of league matches, and despite the last two rounds of consecutive defeats, Bonnymouth has been safe from relegation, and the coach, Gary O'Neil, deserves a lot of credit for that.
On the attacking end, the performances of Filabinen and Solanki are crucial, as they always play in key moments. These two players are capable of scoring goals on their own as well as creating chances for their teammates, so I think they are capable of posing a challenge to United's backline, in other words, goalkeepers Dikia and Warani need to maintain a high level of concentration at the back.
It's uncertain whether Rashford will be back in time to start, and without him, United's ability to score goals will be greatly affected. However, even though Ponemouth are under no pressure to take this game easy, I think the Red Devils are strong enough to come out on top and return home in triumph.
