Managing to bounce back from their previous humiliating defeat to Crystal Palace, the Red Devils will be taking on the Gunners on their own turf this weekend at Old Trafford.
The Red Devils suffered a crushing defeat in front of thousands of fans at Selhurst Park, a fact that would inevitably infuriate Ten Hag with the poor showing of his players.
Nevertheless, the injury problem of United seems to be a factor which will put limitations on ten Hag’s attempt to make any desired changes for the upcoming game.
Andre Onana will keep his place in the goal competently in spite of getting criticized for his performance in the first game for United against Palace.
In the last match, Jonny Evans was the only defensively solid center-back, although he reportedly played through a niggling injury with Casemiro, who had an awful time at Selhurst Park. They will start again as Harry Maguire, Lisandro Martinez, and Willy Kambwala are other players who are unavailable due to injuries.
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On the right side, Diogo Dalot will take the position of right-back, while Aaron Wan-Bissaka will still keep filling in an unfamiliar left-back position, since Shaw and Malacia are out injured.
In midfield, the combination of Kobbie Mainoo and Christian Eriksen will support Mason Mount. Fernandes’ absence as a leader is depicted by Ten Hag as he is always available for the team work even with those injuries.
On the wings, Garnacho and Antony will be the main protagonists as Rashford who is still not in full fitness might not play, while Hojlund will lead the line.
Manchester United Predicted XI
Manchester United’s Predicted XI
