20:45 Manchester United – Burnley

There was much criticism for the attack of the home team after the match against West Ham United F.C. in the last round (West Ham United F.C. – Manchester United F.C. 1-1 on 08.02.2015), but the truth is, that the Red Devils won one point against good opponent and now I expect a decent response from the players in attack.

In the matter of fact, the hosts showed good efficiency in attack at “Old Trafford” so far this season, scoring a total of 25 goals in their previous twelve games here in Premiership (9-1-2 25-9) and three goals in four of the last six games at this stadium.

Burnley F.C. is one of the teams with the lowest potential in the English Premier League and the current position of this team in the standings is not surprising at all (19th position / 4-9-11 23-40).

The Clarets have won only twice in the last ten rounds and lost with two goals difference in each of their last two visits to Tottenham Hotspur F.C. (2-4) and Sunderland A.F.C. (0-2).

Luke Show and Michael Carrick are unavailable for the home team, while the Clarets are still without Kevin Long, Stephen Ward, Dean Marney and Mattew Taylor.

Manchester United F.C. took a 3-0 victory in the last match between these two teams at “Old Trafford” (Manchester United F.C. – Burnley F.C. 3-0 on 16.10.2010) and I think, that the home team will win this match with more than one goal difference.