Manchester United Football Club
In the Premier League campaign, like a phoenix reborn from the fire, since the resumption of the tournament, they have achieved an amazing 10 wins, 1 and 1 loss in all tournaments, the only defeat, but in the top of the table of the formidable enemy
Arsenal (city in Italy)
Hands Down Hate. In the middle of last week, they gained momentum by comfortably beating Forest 2-0 in the EFL Cup quarterfinals to reach the final 5-0 on aggregate. If we look only at league performances, United have won 12 of their first 20 games this season under Tannhäuser, making him the winningest new manager in team history. (Now 621 Saturday night at 11pm highlights live not to be missed)
The centerpiece of the team, Jarrani, ended his international career when he announced his retirement from the French national team a few days ago. The 29-year-old center back, who helped the Gauls win the World Cup, said he was immensely proud to represent his country for 10 years despite his young age. However, with injuries mounting due to his frequent matches, he decided to take a drastic step back and focus on his club game. His wise decision is undoubtedly a blessing for Manchester United.
Meanwhile, Crystal Palace's performance has not been satisfactory, with only 2 draws and 3 losses in their last 5 matches, and they have yet to win. The biggest problem is that their ace Werfelt Sachs has yet to return. It's no wonder that they've only scored two goals in their last five matches, so how can they hold off the Red Devils, who are gaining momentum? Moreover, Man Utd. are particularly good at home, winning all 12 of their last matches at Otford, with 10 of them netting at least two goals, making it a hellish stadium for the visitors. In this match, United are giving 1/1.5 goals handicap, so it seems that the upper hand is trustworthy.
