"Verdict: Wilson Isidor over 0.5 shots on target Best Odds: 1/1 Bookmaker: Dachbet In what is a must-win showdown from Ruben Amorim's tenure on Saturday afternoon, Manchester United will welcome Sunderland to Old Trafford. Starting with the hosts, while Manchester United might have clinched an essential 2-1 victory at home against historic rivals Chelsea on September 20th, the Red Devils came immediately crashing back down to earth last time out."
"Marking their return from September's international break with a 3-0 drumming in the blue half of Manchester, Amorim's struggling squad have also gained a reputation for their glaring defensive struggles. Infamously crashing out of the EFL Cup on August 27th away at League Two outfit Grimsby, it has been heavily suggested that another public loss this weekend could be the final nail in Amorim's Old Trafford coffin."
"While Amad Diallo might have missed out away at Brentford last weekend following a family bereavement, the Ivory Coast international could return to Amorim's squad here. Likewise, after serving a one-match suspension in west London, ex-Real Madrid star Casemiro could be handed a full recall. Yet to make a single appearance across any competition so far this season, Lisandro Martinez remains on the sidelines with a long-term knee injury."
Manchester United recorded a 2-1 home win over Chelsea on September 20th but then lost 3-1 at Brentford, exposing defensive weaknesses. The squad returned from the international break having suffered a 3-0 defeat and an earlier EFL Cup exit at League Two side Grimsby, increasing pressure on manager Ruben Amorim. Amad Diallo could return after a family bereavement and Casemiro may be recalled following suspension. Lisandro Martinez remains sidelined with a long-term knee injury. Big-money signing Benjamin Sesko scored at Brentford and is set to lead the line. Sunderland have returned to the Premier League and started the season strongly.
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