In the late kick off, Manchester United welcome Merseyside’s blue Toffees Everton at Old Trafford.
The Red Devils put their league campaign on hold on a controversial and bad note. In their last Premiership match, Manchester United picked up zero points as they left Stamford Bridge dejected and emptied by John Terry’s lone goal for Chelsea.
This 1-0 defeat to the Blues of London moved Manchester United a place down in the English Premier League table.
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Now their attention will switch to the fight at the top of the English Premier League as they’ll clash against each other on Sunday afternoon.
The Blues are swinging at the top of the Premiership table with 27 points and two above rivals Manchester United.
Their record at home has been the best in the competition so far:
They both lost in the league last weekend against a team from the big four. They both won earlier this week in the Carling Cup. They both scored as much goals on Tuesday as they conceded in their last Premier League matches.
Who will finish on top when they clash together in Saturday’s late kick off game at Old Trafford?
Manchester United analysisAfter losing 2-0 to Liverpool last Sunday, the Red Devils could redeem their pride, hope, and confidence with a home victory against Sam Allardyce’s Blackburn Rovers.
At the top of the English Premier League’s table, the race is tight as Chelsea atop the standings with 24 points, followed by Manchester United who have 22.
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Two defeats in three Premier League games have let Chelsea slip from first to second in the standings.
But on Saturday afternoon, the Blues will have the chance to reach the top of the table with a victory against Blackburn Rovers at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea – more concentration in defense will offer victoryCarlo Ancelotti’s men negatively looked different in defense against both Wigan Athletic and Aston Villa in October this month.
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Earlier on, Liverpool had been defeated by Fiorentina, Chelsea, then by Sunderland (controversially). Can Rafael Benitez’s men respond to the trial that they are currently enduring with a victory against their bitter rivals Manchester United?
This gigantesque clash in the English Premier League will take place at Anfield, on Sunday afternoon.
Struggling Liverpool must turn the tables around.Losing to Chelsea at the start of the month was a big disappointment for the Reds who failed to deal with pressure and high tempo.
Going down against Sunderland after the international break was even more alarming, not only because of the controversial manner in which Liverpool lost, but also because of the situation in which the Reds find themselves after that result.
Read full article »The Red Devils will enter the game as second-placed in the table and they could top the standings with a win if only Chelsea lose or draw against Aston Villa in the early kick-off.
Meanwhile, Gary Megson's Bolton wanderers would move up to the top half of the table should they beat United.
Manchester United ready to bounce back after Sunderland drawIn Manchester United's last game before the international break, the feeling of disappointment and relief was all what the fans could carry in their hearts at the end of proceedings.
The English Premier League defending champions had to come twice from behind to earn a draw against a stubborn Sunderland side. In reality, it was a game that Manchester United should have taken in their own hands.
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The Red Devils will enter the game as second-placed in the table and they could top the standings with a win if only Chelsea lose or draw against Aston Villa in the early kick-off.
Meanwhile, Gary Megson's Bolton wanderers would move up to the top half of the table should they beat United.
Manchester United ready to bounce back after Sunderland drawIn Manchester United's last game before the international break, the feeling of disappointment and relief was all what the fans could carry in their hearts at the end of proceedings.
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Liverpool will enter the match with their heads held high following their magnificent 6-1 triumph over Hull City last Saturday.
On the contrary, the hosts Chelsea will need to gather confidence and concentration in order to brush away the shocking 3-1 defeat that they suffered against Wigan at the DW Stadium last week.
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The Red Devils will be the only side among the big four to play on Saturday. Liverpool and Chelsea lock horns and Arsenal will play Blackburn Rovers at the Emirates Stadium on the last day of the week.
The Black Cats will face a tough test away to Manchester this coming Saturday. Sunderland will enter the game fresh from last Sunday’s 5-2 victory over Wolves who were previously beaten by United that same week.
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Each match day in this new season spurs up surprises, each clash is a must win battle for the teams involved. Saturday kicks off with the clash of the week featuring Arsenal and Manchester United at Old Trafford.
So finally, after two trips away from Manchester, the Red Devils will be back in their own fortress where they commenced the campaign with a 1-0 victory against promoted Birmingham. How will they fair out against Arsene Wenger's rampant youngsters?
It is certainly too soon to draw any conclusion regarding Arsenal’s convincing results. The Gunners have scored 10 goals in two Premiership matches and only one of those goals was netted by a striker (Eduardo).
Due to the fact that Arsenal have the maximum points from two games, they will have the advantage over Manchester United after they Red Devils lost three points off their bag with the defeat at Burnley.
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