Preview: Manchester United vs. Newcastle United - prediction, team news, lineups

Manchester United will offer to make it four straight wins in all contests when they invite an in-structure Newcastle United to Old Trafford in the Head Association on Sunday evening.

The Red Villains are presently fifth in the table, flaunting 15 focuses from their initial eight matches, while Newcastle are 6th with 14 places, in spite of the fact that they have played a game more than Erik ten Hag's side.

There is no moving away from the way that there have been a few troublesome minutes for Ten Hag in the beginning phases of his profession as Man United director, to be specific the 4-0 misfortune at Brentford and 6-3 loss at Manchester City, however there have been a lot of positive finishes paperwork for the Dutchman.

Thursday's 1-0 accomplishment over Omonia in the Europa Association, which came civility of a late Scott McTominay exertion, made it eight successes from their last 10 games in all contests, which has included five Head Association triumphs over Liverpool, Southampton, Leicester City, Stockpile and Everton.

A record of five successes and three losses from eight matches has brought the Red Fiends 15 focuses, which has left them in fifth situation in the table, one point behind fourth-set Chelsea and nine behind pioneers Munititions stockpile, but with a game close by on the table-fixing Heavy weapons specialists.

Man United dug out from a deficit to beat Everton in the association last end of the week, with Cristiano Ronaldo scoring his most memorable Chief Association objective of the time, and Ten Hag's side will presently be offering to proceed with areas of strength for them of structure with a triumph over an in-structure Newcastle on Sunday evening.

The Red Demons are entering an extreme run of association matches, as they will confront Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea and West Ham United in their three after this one, and it will be entrancing to see where the group are in the table heading into the break for the 2022 World Cup.

Man United have won four of their last five Head Association games against Newcastle, remembering a 4-1 accomplishment over the Jaybirds for the comparing conflict last term, while they are unbeaten against Sunday's rivals at Old Trafford in the association since December 2013.

Newcastle are presently a group to be treated very in a serious way, however, with the club's new difference in possession setting them in a situation to carry a greater of player to St James' Park.

Eddie Howe has a splendid record since showing up as lead trainer last November, winning 17, drawing 10 and losing 11 of his 38 matches, and the 44-year-old has directed areas of strength for a to this season, with the group right now sitting 6th in the table, flaunting 14 focuses from their nine matches.

Newcastle have won three, drawn five and lost only once in the association this term, and they will participate in this challenge off the rear of two great triumphs over Fulham and Brentford.

To be sure, the Jaybirds record a 4-1 triumph at Fulham on October 1 preceding beating Brentford 5-1 last end of the week, and their main loss of the mission was at Liverpool toward the finish of August, with Fabio Carvalho netting the victor in the eighth moment of extra time toward the finish of the 90.

Newcastle are outcasts for a potential top-six test this term, and they will play one more multiple times in the association before the break for the World Cup, remembering an excursion to Tottenham for October 23.

A positive outcome in Manchester this end of the week would just reinforce claims that they could push for an European spot in 2022-23, and it wouldn't be a shock to see them trying for the greatest distinctions in English and European football over the course of the following five or 10 years.2013.

Possible Starting Line Up

Manchester United possible starting lineup:
De Gea; Dalot, Varane, Martinez, Shaw; Fernandes, Casemiro, Eriksen; Antony, Ronaldo, Rashford

Newcastle United possible starting lineup:
Pope; Trippier, Schar, Botman, Burn; S Longstaff, Guimaraes, Willock; Saint-Maximin, Wilson, Almiron