Pundit Predictions: Crystal Palace v United

Monday 06 May 2024 13:06

Manchester United are back in Premier League action later this evening, as the Reds travel south to take on Crystal Palace.

Erik ten Hag's side were held to a 1-1 draw with Burnley last time out, with just four league outings now remaining before our end-of-season clash with Manchester City at Wembley Stadium in the FA Cup final.

United have been dealt a further blow in the build-up to tonight's fixture, with both Harry Maguire and Marcus Rashford expected to miss out in the capital.

Our popular United Predictions game gives you, the supporter, a chance to forecast how you feel we will fare against the Eagles - and you only have a couple of hours left to do so.

Before you lodge your votes, take a look at how Treble winner Wes Brown sees the encounter shaping up on Monday evening...

WES BROWN'S UNITED PREDICTIONSOur tough-tackling former defender expects Ten Hag to make a couple of changes due to injury, with Oliver Glasner's side expected to pose a tough test...

Line-up: Onana; Wan-Bissaka, Evans, Casemiro, Dalot; Mainoo, Eriksen; Garnacho, Fernandes, Antony; Hojlund.

First scorer: Alejandro Garnacho

Correct score: Crystal Palace 1 United 3

Man of the Match: Aaron Wan-Bissaka

HOW THE FANS ARE FEELINGAt the time of writing, our United Predictions data shows supporters are confident of victory at Selhurst Park, with Rasmus Hojlund and Bruno Fernandes set to play influential roles...

First scorer predictions: 

Extended Q&A: Crystal Palace v United Video

PRE-MATCH Q&A | Erik ten Hag provides team news and previews Palace away, and we hear from Eagles boss Oliver Glasner...

Correct score predictions:  38% = Palace 1 United 2 16% = Palace 1 United 3 11% = Palace 0 United 2 7% = Palace 2 United 3 5% = Palace 2 United 2

Man of the Match predictions: 

Antony: Faith, family and United Video

Our Brazilian winger talks training, family and his recent celebration exclusively with MUTV...

LAST TIME OUTUnited were beaten 1-0 by Palace in our previous meeting this season, with Joachim Andersen's strike in the first-half proving pivotal.

Then managed by Roy Hodgson, the Eagles have since had a change in the dugout, with Austrian Glasner stepping in following the former England boss' dismissal.

The Reds do have a chance to move into sixth place with victory at Selhurst Park and will be hoping to extend our current five-match unbeaten streak.

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