Manchester United play Romanian Champions Otelul Galati tonight in both team’s third match of this year’s Champions League group stage. It will no doubt be a game United on paper should be winning and one that Sir Alex Ferguson will be demanding a win from too.
This Saturday, Anfield will host one of the most hotly-anticipated games in a Manchester United fan’s calendar. Liverpool away.
Manchester Untied travel to Anfield this weekend to face our old foes Liverpool, who will no doubt want their messiah Kenny Dalgish to inflict a first league defeat of the season for Sir Alex Ferguson.
Manchester Untied tomorrow host newly promoted side Norwich City at Old Trafford, in what will be their first non-televised live match of the season as United will rarely have a 3pm kick-off on a Saturday in the Premier League.
I thought it would be good at the start of each month to give my predictions on the games that Manchester United will have over the season. Here’s how I can see our games in October panning out.
Manchester United play Basel tonight in their second Champions League group-stage game of the season, in what will no doubt be a game that Sir Alex Ferguson will demand anything but a win from.
Manchester Untied this weekend have a tricky game against Stoke City this Saturday in the late afternoon kick-off at the Britannia Stadium. Despite winning our first five games, there’s no doubt Stoke in their own backyard will not simply roll over and it will be a tough match.
Manchester Untied play Leeds United tonight in the third round of the Carling Cup at Elland Road, in what no doubt be a fierce hard-fought match between the two sides, who have had many great battles in the past.
Manchester Untied play Chelsea this afternoon at Old Trafford in what will no doubt will be a massive game for both clubs who will be desperate to lay down an early maker in this season’s Premier League.
Manchester Untied play Benfica tonight at the Estadio da Luz in our first Champions League group-stage game of the season, in what no doubt will be an exciting match of football.