Manchester United vs Huddersfield Town Preview
Manchester United vs Huddersfield Town Preview
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could potentially name an unchanged lineup from the team he fielded with the help of Kieran McKenna and Michael Carrick after just two training sessions as the side shone from De Gea in goal to Rashford up front. Lukaku was given compassionate leave and may be a doubt for the game but even if he does return it is likely he will find himself on the bench with Rashford, Martial and Lingard all shining and on the scoresheet against Cardiff. Chris Smalling is still out injured and so is Alexis Sanchez who has now returned to Carrington after travelling to Chile for rehabilitation. Victor Lindelof and Phil Jones seemed very comfortable for the majority of the game, especially with a sharper Nemanja Matic sitting deeper and offering more protection. Herrera and Lingard's energy was crucial for the win and will be just as important tomorrow as it was on Saturday. Pogba will be looking for his first goal since scoring against Everton from his saved penalty and after assisting Lingard and Herrera against Cardiff, he will be aiming for more in a bid to demonstrate that he is the same player who won the World Cup and is worth his price tag.
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As for Huddersfield; skipper Tommy Smith was unable to play against the Saints after suffering a hamstring injury and are likely to be without Aaron Mooy, Danny Williams and Jonathan Hogg who are all suffering knee injuries and as is Abdelhamid Sabiri with a collarbone issue. Huddersfield are having a poor season and have only won two games so far, the last one being a 2-0 away win at Wolves (the other being a 1-0 win against Fulham) and have struggled to score goals scoring a mere eleven goals so far this season - the lowest tally of any side in the top four divisons of English football. This could be United's chance to get their third clean sheet in the league especially with the misfiring Mounie set to start in Manchester on Boxing Day.
United looked the business against Cardiff and the Old Trafford faithful will be expecting the same type of fast pace, attacking play that sliced through Cardiff like butter. They could easily score six or seven if they keep up their intensity but the home match against Bournemouth on the 30th proves a more challenging task and so Ole might rest a few big players once the game is won tomorrow.
Predicted Lineup: De Gea, Young (c), Jones, Lindelof, Shaw, Matic, Herrera, Pogba, Lingard, Martial, Rashford
PREDICTED SCORE: 5-0 to United






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