Prediction, Odds & Betting Tips for Manchester United vs. Aston Villa at English Premier League
Prediction, Odds & Betting Tips for Manchester United vs. Aston Villa at English Premier League
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This could be Michael Carrick’s last game as Manchester United’s manager. If the Red Devils fail to beat Aston Villa, the legendary midfielder will most probably leave Trafford. On the other side is Aston Villa, who are also searching for consistency, though Unai Emery’s job isn’t in jeopardy. However, the Villains are feeling pressure to deliver results, as they have to make up for a slow start to the season.

Manchester United
Before the game against Roma in the UEFA Champions League, which took place this midweek, United couldn’t win in 9 consecutive matches. Yes, you’ve heard it right: 9 consecutive events. The Red Devils lost 6 and had three ties, which indicates very poor form for this unit.
Making it even worse, the last two matches saw them failing to hit the back of the rival’s net, which sounds impossible given the amount of money spent on forwards and attackers in the previous transfer windows.
Though, we need to add that United doesn’t have any creativity in the midfield. Bruno Fernandes is trying to be a cohesive factor, yet, Portuguese isn’t getting any support, and apart from flashes of his individual brilliance, we aren’t seeing anything notable in Man Utd’s middle line.
Aston Villa
The Villains experienced what it is like to face Barcelona on the road, and are now back in England to endure yet another tough challenge. Emery knows his team’s limits, and he has better chances of beating United than Barcelona, so we are pretty sure he’s prepared something for this event.
From mid-September to late October, this team went 7 games without a loss, winning 6 and posting only one tie during that stretch. In all but one matchup, Aston Villa has scored at least twice. Among other wins, we saw one against Man City at home, 2-0, and Fener in the UCL, 6-0.
Nicolas Jackson leads the way with 5 goals, and the former Chelsea and Bayern Munich striker has adjusted perfectly to Villa’s style of play. So far, he delivers regularly and has a big impact on the team.
Manchester United: Lammens; Dalot, Maguire, Martinez, Yoro; Baleba, Mainoo; Mbeumo, Fernandes, Diallo; Cunha
Aston Villa: Suzuki; Wan-Bissaka, Mings, Lindelof, Cash; Kamara, Joao Gomes; Alysson, McGinn, Manza; JAckson
Both teams had a win last year, Villa 2-1 at home, and United 3-1.
This game is bound to see goals on both ends. United has to eventually score at home, and Villa often both scores and concedes on the road. This is a 50-50 matchup when it comes to the final result, so betting on goals is a much better solution.
Our verdict: Both Teams to Score