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It seems a long time ago that these two teams were flying high in the Premier League, but it was only September 11 when Manchester United crushed Newcastle 4-1 to replace Tottenham at the top of the standings. Things haven’t gone as planned since either for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer or Nuno Espirito Santo, with United winning once in the league while Tottenham edge them by a place and a point in sixth. Solskjaer hopes the return of Raphael Varane will help shore up United’s disastrous defense while the absence of suspended Paul Pogba may not be a bad thing. Stephen Hollis
Saturday 5:30 PM Sky Sports Premier League
Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Last season Tottenham 1 Manchester United 3
Referee Stuart Atwell
This Season G6 Y18 R0 3 Cards / Game
Probabilities H 2-1 A 17-12 D 27-10
Tottenham
Subs from Golini, Austin, Tanganga, Sanchez, Roden, Davis, Winx, Lo Celso, Allie, Bergwijn, Clark, Scarlett
questionable nothing
Gill injured (hamstring, unknown), Sessegnon (match fitness, unknown)
hanging nothing
Discipline Y16 R1
LLLWWL Model
Leading scorer Son 4
Manchester United
Subs by Grant, Heaton, Henderson, Shuretier, Matic, Mata, Hannibal, Bayley, Van de Beek, Dalot, Menge, Pereira, Jones, Lingard, Telles, Ilanga, Cavani, Martial, Lindelof, Greenwood
Doubtful Varane (thigh)
There are no injured
Pogba Commentator (first of three)
Discipline Y21 R1
WWLDLL format
Top scorer Fernandez, Greenwood 4
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