Malacia and Hujlund back in the XI”, Possible Man United line up vs Crystal Palace as Ten Hag drops a formidable line up to destroy palace

Manchester United aims to extend their winning streak to three matches when they take on Crystal Palace in the Premier League this weekend.

 

After a tough 3-0 loss to Liverpool prior to the international break, United has bounced back strongly, achieving commanding victories, including a 3-0 win over Southampton and a 7-0 rout of Barnsley. These recent successes have significantly lifted the team’s morale as September comes to a close.

 

However, the players may still recall their disappointing visit to Selhurst Park last season, where they suffered a surprising 4-0 defeat under Oliver Glasner’s management. They also lost to Palace at Old Trafford, underscoring the challenges they face.

 

Conversely, Crystal Palace enters this match without a win in their first four Premier League fixtures this season, managing only draws against Chelsea and Leicester City. Their two victories in the Carabao Cup have been the only bright spots during this challenging period.

 

Erik ten Hag is expected to field a strong squad this weekend, intent on maintaining United’s momentum and avoiding a repeat of last season’s struggles.

 

Here’s the anticipated Manchester United lineup for the clash against Crystal Palace:

 

Formation (4-2-3-1):

Goalkeeper: Onana

Defenders: Mazraoui, De Ligt, Martinez, Dalot

Midfielders: Mainoo, Ugarte

Attacking Midfielders: Garnacho, Fernandes, Rashford

Striker: Zirkzee

 

This expected lineup provides a blend of defensive strength and attacking capability, with Fernandes and Rashford leading the offensive charge. Ten Hag hopes this group can keep the winning streak alive and steer clear of the mistakes from their last visit to Selhurst Park.

 

As both teams gear up for the matchup, United will aim to build on their recent resurgence, while Crystal Palace seeks to regain confidence after a tough start to the season. This match could be crucial for both clubs, with United looking to improve their league standing and Palace eager to shift their fortunes.

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