Quote from: bayu7adi on Today at 09:30:57 AM

Quote from: piebeyb on Today at 09:19:25 AM

Manchester United only lost once, of course they want to stay focused on keeping it on the winning track,

MU 1 vs 0 Luton (EPL)
Copenhagen 4 vs 3 MU (UCL)
Fulham 0 vs 1 MU (EPL)
MU 0 vs 3 Newcastle (EFL)
MU 0 vs 3 Man City (EPL)

In the last five games, Man United only won twice, and both times it was by a narrow 1-0 score. This suggests that their attack isn't very sharp. However, if you look at their losses, there's always more than 2.5 goals scored. This also proves that Man United's defense is quite vulnerable.

The real evidence is that Man United often wins by a narrow margin, sometimes just one goal, which could be considered lucky victories. How long can they rely on their luck? That's what makes me doubtful about the match against Everton... it seems like MU won't get a positive result at Goodison Park.

Maybe he's talking about some games in the Premier League and the fact is that Manchester United have only lost once in the last 5 matches you can check it in the Premier League table or here is the screenshot

so overall their performance in the Premier League is starting to improve even in 5 matches Manchester jumped 4 places from 10th to 6th unfortunately in other competitions they played badly and couldn't compete, but at least they got a place in the local league. Next, Manchester United just needs to be consistent and focused in this league at least finish in the top 4.

Currently Manchester United's competitors are Aston Villa and Tottenham, for Aston Villa I'm sure they can overtake them meanwhile for Tottenham it cannot be predicted because we don't know how Tottenham will play in the next match, indeed in the last 2 matches Tottenham lost but that is not enough to ensure they are playing badly so we have to wait for another match for example, Tottenham's next 2 matches will be against Aston Villa and Manchester City clearly this is not an easy match.