Manchester United returns to Premier League competition on Saturday with a home match against Crystal Palace after only securing their spot in the EFL Cup final.
The Red Devils are now fourth in the standings after 20 games, tied for third with Newcastle United on 39 points, and three points outside of the Champions League berths.
The Eagles are now in 12th place, seven points above the drop zone, and 15 points behind Manchester United.
Wednesday's 2-0 victory against Nottingham Forest gave Erik ten Hag's team a 5-0 overall triumph as they advanced to the EFL Cup final.
Because of this, Manchester United has won 12 of their previous 14 games overall, including each of their past three games in all competitions.
Because of this, Manchester United has won 12 of their previous 14 games overall, including each of their past three games in all competitions.When you consider the wider picture, you will see that United has gone undefeated in their previous 14 home games and has only lost two of their last 24 games overall.
Hag's team will be comfortable defeating Crystal Palace since 10 of them have won each of their past 12 games at Old Trafford.
The Eagles, on the other hand, haven't won in five games across all competitions. Since their last win, they've had two draws and three losses.
It is also important to note that Palace has only been successful in winning one of their last nine games, losing six of those games in the process.
The fact that Patrick Vieira's team drew 1-1 with United last month thanks to a last-second Michael Olise free kick gives them confidence.
Despite this, it cannot be denied that Crystal Palace has only won six of its 20 Premier League games so far.
Manchester Unitedvs Crystal Palace Head to Head
Head-to-head between the teams. In their past nine league matches, United and Palace each have three victories.
However, it is important to note that in their previous 21 Premier League meetings with the Red Devils, Crystal Palace only managed to win three games.
Manchester United vs Crystal Palace Team News
Christian Eriksen will be out for a long time, so a new player on the team, Marcel Sabitzer, might make his debut for Manchester United on Saturday.
The injuries on the visitors include Wilfried Zaha, Joachim Andersen, James McArthur, and Nathan Ferguson, who are anticipated to miss this weekend's match for Crystal Palace.
United shouldn't have any trouble claiming all three points at home, despite Palace's ability to hold them to a draw in the first meeting.
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