Solskjaer ushered in the Ferguson moment tonight and pressed Ronaldo on the bench to play the real Manchester United?

London, October 30, tonight's Tottenham Stadium, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will usher in the "Ferguson moment" of his coaching career.

In the 1999 Champions League final injury time, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's goal helped Manchester United reverse Bayern. It was Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's highlight moment and the reason he remained in the Manchester United managerial position so far, having been fired long ago for other clubs.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who has been coaching for 10 years, still looks like a novice who won't roll back into the library. Tonight away to Tottenham, Sowell United are likely to continue to expose the lack of tactical literacy.

Throughout the week, the pain of the 5-0 defeat to Liverpool still pervaded Carrington and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could not pull the players out of that mood, even citing the case of boxer Tyson Fory. What most players need more is a believable approach.

Since Manchester United's 1-1 Everton match arranged for Ronaldo's substitute, and even Ferguson expressed his opposition after the game, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer no longer dared to put Ronaldo on the bench. But this time, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is going to fight, whether you C Ronaldo is satisfied or not. Another Portugal international, B Fee, could also be placed on the bench.

Manchester United's 4231 system will not change, Cavani centre- forward, Rashford left wing, Greenwood right, the centre is likely to send Lingard.

Pogba is suspended, solskjaer is likely to have Nemanja Matic partner Fred at the back, while Dutchman Van de Beek will still not be trusted.

Varane is back from injury and will form a centre-back with Maguire, with Luke Shaw and Wan Bissaka in a solid position.

Solskjaer's squad adjustments are actually on the table, and the key is what tactics he will adopt. For a team that has not conducted high-level pressing tactical drills for a long time, facing Tottenham Hotspur, who are also good at defensive counterattacks, it will be very dangerous to scratch the itch of the boots against Liverpool.

Tottenham has always had a "reputation" as "Dr. Tottenham". Teams that have lost consecutively in the Premier League will be cured whenever they encounter Tottenham Hotspur. Spurs have saved Crystal Palace this season and warmed Arsenal. But against Newcastle acquired by the Saudi consortium, "Dr Tottenham" was a bit cold, with Spurs winning 3-2.

Compared with Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City in the top three in the table, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur can only be regarded as "average" teams in the Premier League.

A draw may be fairer and acceptable for both Solskjaer and Nuno, but how boring it would be!