Liverpool seem to be following in United's footsteps, which makes a win this campaign especially crucial for the Red Devils in order to lock up a spot in the Premier League's top four. United have completed 57 games this season under Tannhäuser, and I've noticed that key players such as Kasimiru and Rashford are physically and mentally exhausted. After the World Cup, they have to play almost every 3 to 4 days, and the squad is not thick enough to support the frequent rotation.
Losses away to Brighton and Westham were a blow to the Red Devils, compounded by a drop in goals scored. Frankly, I'm frustrated with the performances of Anthony Martial and Viguez, who have failed to live up to the standard expected of United players. If Lashford can't score, United can't seem to find a second consistent scorer! I firmly believe that United can create chances, but the problem is that they can't convert those chances into goals.
Meanwhile, Wolves coach Lubidiku took over the team when they were deep in the relegation zone, and now they have managed to get out of the relegation crisis. It's not easy to make such a turnaround, but I think he's shown great team management skills, especially in decisively putting fan favorite Rohr Jimenez on the bench.
Rubin Neves will be key if the Wolves want to cause trouble for the Red Devils, after all, his footwork and passing ability is outstanding. If he can pass the ball to speedy strikers such as Hwang Hee Chan on counter-attacks, it will be the team's best chance to score.
