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#3 Manchester United Over 1.5 Goals
At the beginning of the season, it had seemed like Manchester United had fixed some of its biggest personnel issues.
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The arrivals of Harry Maguire and Aaron Wan-Bissaka has helped to plug the loopholes at centre-back and right-back positions. The choice by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to go for a counter-attacking style thereby utilizing the pace of the frontline makes sense given the personnel the club has at the moment.
However, the games played in the Premier League so far has shown that while the Red Devils can get goals (evidenced by the 4-0 mauling of Chelsea), the team can also concede.
While Maguire has added a certain solidity to the backline, the decision to field Paul Pogba in a midfield two has not worked out well enough as he has not shown the defensive discipline needed to get the job done.
Their matches so far have provided over 1.5 Goals outcome and this trend is expected to continue especially down United’s weak left-back spot.
