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I want to know the next few matches as away matches with small teams, whether Erik Ten Hag is able to win or not then clearly he has done a bad strategy even arranging the formation alone in my opinion is like not good, if you lose the next two matches there will be a big disappointment from fans.

Looking at the next few matches Mancehster United actually we can see that for their opponents are still below Manchester United in terms of level but indeed in this case Mancehster United's schedule is also quite close because from week 2 to the last week in September there are at least 5 matches they have to play and against Twente and Tottenham of course this makes me a little doubtful whether Manchester Untied can do that or not.

With a schedule that is still free, they look quite inconvenient to do matches in the EPL especially with the condition of a fairly busy schedule with several competitions to do apart from the EPL because they also still have to do matches in the Europa League and League Cup for the third round. Hopefully they can still improve their performance although it is quite makesense if we are a little doubtful for Manchester United.

These schedules looks good for Manchester United. On a normal note Manchester United is expected to win all of these five matches. A lot of money has been spent on the Manchester United squad to improve and prepare the squad for the busy schedules during the season. I don't see a team here that should give Manchester United trouble to win. Southampton is not doing very good in the premier league. Barnsley is not even a premier league team, Tottenham are not doing well on their own. So are the other teams there not to the standard of Manchester United. Ten Hag should know better that slipping on any of these matches listed here with attract severe media criticisms and will heap more pressure on him, as regarding if he should continue his job as Manchester United coach.