Manchester United opened the English League Cup tournament with a duel against Aston Villa, in which the team managed to get a strong-willed victory. Already at the stage of the 1/8 finals, the Mancunians dealt with Burnley without any problems, which they defeated with a dry score of 2:0. The start in the FA Cup was also successful. This time the Red Devils knocked out neighbors Everton from the tournament. In the Premier League tournament, Erik ten Hag’s wards have already won six fights in a row, repeating their own record of 2019. For 17 rounds of the current Premier League championship, the northerners have 11 wins and two peaceful outcomes, which ultimately brought 35 points and fourth place in the standings. The line of attack looks weak, which differed only 27 times, while the team conceded more than once per match. Against today’s opponents, the statistics are completely on the side of Manchester United, who have never lost since 1989, when they lost in a Premier League match with a score of 0:2. Today in the infirmary are Martinez, McTonimay, Dalot, Tuanbeze, Sancho and Greenwood, who is out of shape.
13th place in the First League of England was a pretty serious success for today’s opponents Manchester United, especially considering the state of the club today. By the way, the red-whites have a rather serious heroic history and Charlton have a victory in the FA Cup in their collection. Few remember this success, which dates back to 1947. To date, Dean Holden’s wards have chalked up seven wins and 10 victories in 25 rounds, which corresponds to 31 points and 12th position in the standings. In the last two rounds, the Addix defeated Portsmouth (3:1) and Lincoln (2:1). In addition, the team has the fourth highest score in the league in the quality of the attack, which differed 38 times. At the previous stage of the English League Cup, the guests managed to beat Brighton (1:0) in a penalty shootout. Terrell, Volkot, Hyers, McGranels and Egbo, who has a knee injury, will not be able to enter the field today.
