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Manchester United will be hoping to work their way up the table when they take on Burnley this evening.
After a 2-0 defeat by Watford stripped the side of their momentum, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men are now attempting to rediscover the sort of form that saw them beat both Tottenham and Man City in back-to-back matches earlier this month.
United beat Newcastle 4-1 in their last outing, and will fancy their chances today against a team that has succumbed to four losses in their last six games.
Burnley may be 12th in the league but are in need of an encouraging run of results to lift spirits at Turf Moor.
Here’s what you need to know for tonight’s match:
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1/23 Manchester United 4-1 Newcastle United
Manchester United cruised to victory at Old Trafford with a 4-1 in over Newcastle United, but who were the players who stood out?
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2/23 Manchester United: David De Gea - 6
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3/23 Aaron Wan-Bissaka - 8
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4/23 Victor Lindelof - 6
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5/23 Harry Maguire - 8
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6/23 Luke Shaw - 7
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7/23 Scott McTominay - 6
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8/23 Fred - 7
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9/23 Anthony Martial - 9
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10/23 Andreas Pereira - 7
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11/23 Marcus Rashford - 7
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12/23 Mason Greenwood - 8
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13/23 Newcastle: Martin Dubravka - 5
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14/23 Javier Manquillo - 6
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15/23 Fabian Schar - 5
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16/23 Federico Fernandez - 6
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17/23 Willems - 6
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18/23 Miguel Almiron - 6
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19/23 Matty Longstaff - 6
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20/23 Sean Longstaff - 5
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21/23 Dwight Gayle - 6
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22/23 Joelinton - 7
EPA
23/23 Florian Lejeune - 6
1/23 Manchester United 4-1 Newcastle United
Manchester United cruised to victory at Old Trafford with a 4-1 in over Newcastle United, but who were the players who stood out?
Manchester United via Getty Imag
2/23 Manchester United: David De Gea - 6
Getty Images
3/23 Aaron Wan-Bissaka - 8
Manchester United via Getty Imag
4/23 Victor Lindelof - 6
Getty Images
5/23 Harry Maguire - 8
AFP via Getty Images
6/23 Luke Shaw - 7
AFP via Getty Images
7/23 Scott McTominay - 6
Getty Images
8/23 Fred - 7
AFP via Getty Images
9/23 Anthony Martial - 9
Manchester United via Getty Imag
10/23 Andreas Pereira - 7
REUTERS
11/23 Marcus Rashford - 7
REUTERS
12/23 Mason Greenwood - 8
PA
13/23 Newcastle: Martin Dubravka - 5
REUTERS
14/23 Javier Manquillo - 6
Manchester United via Getty Imag
15/23 Fabian Schar - 5
Manchester United via Getty Imag
16/23 Federico Fernandez - 6
PA
17/23 Willems - 6
AFP via Getty Images
18/23 Miguel Almiron - 6
Manchester United via Getty Imag
19/23 Matty Longstaff - 6
Getty Images
20/23 Sean Longstaff - 5
REUTERS
21/23 Dwight Gayle - 6
REUTERS
22/23 Joelinton - 7
EPA
23/23 Florian Lejeune - 6
Prediction
Burnley have had an indifferent season so far, having notched up more defeats than victories. Their form against the so-called ‘top six’ leaves plenty to be desired, too. United, on the other hand, are infuriatingly consistent – and it’s hard to know which side will turn up at Turf Moor. If the visitors are on form, though, this is a clash they should dominate.
Burnley 0-2 Manchester United
When is it?
Burnley vs United kicks off at 7.45pm on Saturday 28 December.
Where can I watch it?
BT Sport 1 will be broadcasting the match, with coverage starting at 7.00pm. Alternatively, subscribers can stream the clash via the BT Sport app on your smartphone, laptop or tablet.
Confirmed line-ups
Burnley: Pope, Bardsley, Tarkowski, Mee, Taylor, Hendrick, Westwood, Cork, McNeil, Wood, Barnes
Man Utd: de Gea, Young, Lindelof, Maguire, Williams, Fred, Matic, James, Andreas Pereira, Rashford, Martial
Odds
Burnley: 29/10
Draw: 5/2
Manchester United: 10/11
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