MANCHESTER UNITED VS WOLVES PREDICTED XI

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Manchester United will be playing Wolves today in an highly exciting clash. Wolves have been a bogey team for both the Manchester teams since the past few head to head fixtures. Wolves have won both the fixtures against Manchester City season. The last time, these both sides met, ManU managed to get a narrow 1-0 win with Juan Mata scoring the winning goal.

Despite a poor record against Wolves, Utd are unbeaten in 11 home games against them (W9 D2). It was a 1-1 draw in the reverse fixture. 

Here is the Predicted XI United will play against Wolves:

FORMATION: I'm expecting United to line up in a (3-2-2-2-1).

GK: David de Gea is an obvious choice and is expected to keep his spot. The shot-stopper had a great game against Man City in the 2nd leg of semi-finals keeping them in the game.

RB: Aaron wan Bissaka is also keeping his place. There is no other Right-Back in the team right now who can replace the beast. He's established himself as one of the best right-backs in the PL since joining the team last summer

LB: Brandon Willams is keeping his place as he offers more both attacking and defensive wise than the regular l.Shaw

CBs: Maguire, Lindelof and P.Jones are expected retain their spots. There's a chance slim that Bailly may start over Jones after recently returning from a long term injury he suffered last summer.

CMs: Fred will be playing once again who proved his worth in the absence of Pogba and McTominay. The other midfielder who will be playing with Fred is uncertain as Matic received a suspension in the city game which leaves us with Bruno who may make his debut today.

ATTACK: Andreas Periera and Dan James will play as wingers and Martial as the Striker.


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