If Manchester United lose to Tottenham then their visitors leapfrog them and Ralf Rangnick’s side will fall to seventh if West Ham win on Sunday. That position is where United finished in the troubled, 34-game run under David Moyes, a campaign which is the poorest of all the previous eight since United’s last title was won. But who knows which Spurs will turn up, the side that lost to Burnley or the one that beat Manchester City? Jamie Jackson
Saturday 5.30pm Sky Sports Premier League
Venue Old Trafford
Last season Manchester United 1 Tottenham 6
Referee Jon Moss
This season G19 Y41 R4 2.37 cards/game
Odds H 13-11 A 5-2 D 13-5
MANCHESTER UNITED
Subs from Henderson, Shoretire, Mata, Hannibal, Mengi, Lingard, Elanga, Jones, Lindelöf, Bailly, Matic, Heaton, Cavani, McTominay, Dalot
Doubtful McTominay (match fitness)
Injured Shaw (Covid, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y57 R2
Form DDWWDL
Leading scorers Fernandes, Ronaldo 9
TOTTENHAM
Subs from Gollini, Austin, Emerson, Sánchez, Roden, Winks, White, Lucas, Bergwijn,
Scarlett
Doubtful None
Injured Sessegnon (hamstring, April), Tanganga (knee, unknown), Skipp (groin, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y46 R1
Form LLWLWW
Leading scorer Son 11
