Manchester United vs. Liverpool: Preview and betting tips

Manchester United will welcome the currently stagnant Liverpool, who are in an unusually bad way after beating Brentford, having only taken two points in their opening two games. However, the other favourites are also losing points right at the start, so no one can be underestimated, not even the tragic Red Devils.

The management at Old Trafford responded to the public ridicule very well when they managed to bring in Casemiro from Real Madrid, one of the best footballers in the world at his position. However, he will probably only make an appearance for tonight’s game and then take a seat in the stands to watch his new teammates.

Logically, however, he cannot solve the problems alone, the whole team must turn on. And coach Erik ten Hag knew that it would be no easy task from the start. “I’m not here for myself, I’m here to help this club. I knew it was going to be a big challenge and I wanted it,” the Dutch coach said at a press conference before Monday’s game.

The good news is certainly the return of Anthony Martial, but there is still a question mark over his start as he may be ready for the second half if needed. He worked well with Rashford and Sancho in pre-season. However, Cristiano Ronaldo can be expected in the starting line-up after the point of this duo.

However, Liverpool have a lot of injured players, with the addition of Darwin Núñez, who will be out due to a red card from the last game against Crystal Palace.

However, the attack of Díaz, Firmino and Salah, which Jurgen Klopp will probably send on the pitch, is still very strong, to the tragic Manchester United defence.

The fact that Liverpool have failed twice from the edge of the season certainly cannot be overstated, we are still talking about a team that reached the very top in almost all competitions last season and got even stronger in the summer. 21 league games without defeat speaks for itself!

A lot of illegible is then Manchester United, when one could easily say that the Reds players can easily cope with it. In all likelihood this will be the case, but odds of 1.65 do not offer great value. Over 2.5 is already a bit more favourable despite the odds of 1.55.

In the last 5 matches, at least 4 goals have always fallen and given the Red Devils’ defensive problems, no one would be surprised if only Liverpool scored 4 goals again like in the last league match.

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