Manchester United will be aiming to maintain their 100% record in
the new Premier League
campaign when they host
Newcastle United at Old Trafford
on Saturday. The Red Devils won both of their
first two games against
Tottenham and Aston Villa via a
1-0 scoreline but will be looking
to score some more goals in
front of their home supporters. Dutch Winger Memphis Depay will
be one to watch after the 21-
year-old shone in the midweek Champions League qualifying match over Club Brugge. Over the week, United were
linked with a move for
Southampton winger Saido Mane
after missing out on Pedro
Rodriguez who has since joined
Chelsea while David de Gea’s future remains unresolved. Newcastle are winless from their
opening two games and followed
up a draw with Southampton
with a defeat to Swansea City
last time out. New manager Steve McClaren will
hope his side can start picking
up points quickly so that they
can avoid another relegation
battle this time around. In the transfer scene, the
Magpies finally completed the
signing of Frenchman Florian
Thuavin from Marseille on
Wednesday with Remy Cabella
moving in the opposite direction on a season-long loan. The last meeting between both
sides ended in defeat for
Newcastle as Louis van Gaal’s
men claimed a slim 1-0 win at St
James’s Park in March. Team News Marouane Fellaini serves the last
of his three-match suspension
carried over from last season
while Phil Jones and Anders
Lindegaard are injured. Sergio Romero is expected to
keep his place between the
sticks with speculation still heavy
over De Gea’s future at the
club. Newcastle are without Daryl
Janmaat who was sent off last
weekend while but could hand a
debut appearance to new signing
Thuavin. Emmanuel Riveri, Siem de Jong,
Sylvain Marveaux and Curtis
Good are the other players
unlikely to make the trip to Old
Trafford.

GGMU. Our 3 points

#Memphis depay time to light it up again and rooney time to correct ur wrongs