Following back to back disappointing Premier league results, the Red contingent of Manchester will be looking to respond when they return to Premier league action again next month. Erik Ten Hag said after the defeat to Arsenal that his team needs to change their mentality if they are to win titles....CONTINUE READING
United will play five Premier league games in February and here’s why they might win all;
1- Man Utd vs Crystal Palace (4th February 2023)
The Red Devils will welcome Crystal Palace to Old Trafford in their next Premier league game. After previously playing out a frustrating 1-1 draw at Selhurst Park, United will be looking to breeze past Patrick Vieira’s men with aplomb.
There’s no reason for them to drop points in this game, seeing that they will have their midfield general Casemiro back.
2- Man Utd vs Leeds United (8th February 2023)
Following the visit of Palace, Leeds United will then travel to the Theater of Dreams in what will be their first meeting this season. The last time Leeds visited Old Trafford, they were demolished 5-1 with Bruno Fernandes scoring a hat-trick.
3- Leeds United vs Man Utd (12th February 2023)
Four days after the visit of Leeds, Erik Ten Hag will then take his men to Elland Road in search for a possible league double over the Peacocks. The outcome of their encounter at Old Trafford might likely determine this game, but on a norm, Leeds shouldn’t be much of a problem for the Red Devils.
4- Man Utd vs Leicester City (19th February 2023)
The Foxes have been inconsistent this season having lost several key players without any meaningful signing so far. For a team that’s just a point above the relegation zone, United shouldn’t have much of a problem dispatching them.
5- Man Utd vs Brentford (26th February 2023)
The Bees inflicted United’s heaviest defeat this season and it’s safe to say, the Red Devils will be out for revenge in this game. Motivated with the desire to correct the first leg 4-0 thrashing at Brentford Community Stadium, United should secure all three points at Old Trafford.
Talks about challenging for the title has slowed down following United’s defeat to Arsenal last weekend. But a top four finish is very much within their reach and given the nature of their next five games, they should bag all 15 available points.
