Fulham vs Manchester United: A back-to-back battle, Manchester United will not win again, and Ten Hag is afraid of sacking
In the previous game, Manchester United lost 3-0 to local rivals Manchester City, and Ten Hag was also questioned after the game. Manchester United are away to Fulham, who were relatively easy to beat before, and if Manchester United still can't win this game, Ten Hag's dismissal will really enter the countdown. So, can Ten Hag lead Manchester United to a desperate rebirth?
Looking at the past, Manchester United have won 4 of the 5 meetings, and the advantage is mine
Judging from the past 5 meetings between the two teams, the "Red Devils" Manchester United have won 4 times. With one game left unwon, Manchester United drew 1-1. It seems that Ten Hag's side still have a huge advantage. The last time the two teams drew was in the 2020 season, which shows that both Manchester United and Ten Hag love to face Fulham as an opponent.
Looking at the points, compared to the data, Manchester United is a little empty in their hearts
Looking at the data, Manchester United have won 5, drawn 0 and lost 5 in matches this season. It seems that Ten Hag's side will not want a draw. Fulham, on the other hand, have 3 wins, 3 draws and 4 losses, accumulating 12 points. It is important to note that both teams have conceded 16 goals in their last 10 matches. It can be seen that the backline of both sides is shaky, and in addition, Casemiro is injured again and will be out for a few weeks, which is by no means good news for Manchester United, and adds to the difficulty of Manchester United's away win. If you consider United's attacking line, which has scored just six goals so far that season, it will be too difficult for United to win.
Ten Hag will have to win this game if he wants to stay. If United can win back-to-back victories over Fulham and Copenhagen, Ten Hag's November may be on the safe foot. As a result, Ten Hag will have to fight for his position, and as for the outcome of the United game, it will depend on whether the player wants Ten Hag to stay.