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Can Man United get their first win of the season?
Manchester United to Win (2-1)
Tournament: English Premier League 2025-26 | Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester
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Gameweek 3 gives Manchester United a golden opportunity to claim their first win of the season as they host newly promoted Burnley, who come into the match fresh from a 2-0 victory over Sunderland.
United, still stung by their midweek EFL Cup disappointment, will be eager to make amends in front of their home crowd, who are sure to be frustrated by recent results. With Old Trafford ready to roar, a strong performance on Saturday is essential. Kick-off is set for 7:30 PM IST.
Current Standings: Still searching for their first victory, Manchester United languishes in 16th place, while Burnley sit a few spots above at 11th, looking to build on their early momentum.
Head-to-Head Record: In 18 clashes so far, United has clearly held the upper hand, boasting a commanding 10-2 win-loss record over their rivals.
Amorim and his Manchester United side will be the cynosure of all eyes when they face Burnley on Saturday, with fans and neutrals alike eager to rip them apart. The pressure stems from their shock Carabao Cup exit at the hands of fourth-tier Grimsby Town, losing 12-11 on penalties after clawing back from 2-0 down. With no wins in their first two league games and a start worse than Ten Hag’s, Amorim’s job could be on the line if victory doesn’t come before the international break against Burnley.
Stats that matter
1. Amorim’s Premier League record makes grim reading—just 7 wins in 29 games, a win rate of only 24.1%.
2. Manchester United have made a shaky start to the season, failing to win either of their opening two games for only the second time in the last 11 campaigns.
3. Only Genoa (30) have gone more games without a first-half goal than Manchester United (29) across Europe’s top five leagues.
Team News
All speculation about Bayindir being dropped for Onana has been put to rest after the latter’s horror show against Grimsby. To add to United’s woes, they’ll still be without defensive duo Lisandro Martinez and Noussair Mazraoui.
Manchester United Probable Starting Lineup - Bayindir (GK); Yoro, De Ligt, Shaw, P Dorgu ( Defenders); Casemiro, Bruno Fernandes, Mason Mount (Midfielders); Amad Diallo, Mbeumo, M Cunha ( Forwards)
Burnley are back to doing what they do best—turning Turf Moor into a fortress. Having quickly learned their lessons from their opening-day loss to Spurs, the Clarets bounced back with a 2-0 league win over familiar rivals, courtesy of goals from Josh Cullen and Jaidon Anthony, and followed it up with a Carabao Cup victory against Derby County (2-1).
With momentum on their side, Scott Parker’s men now face a struggling Manchester United chained by all the self doubts. So don’t be surprised if the Clarets turn the tables and make Old Trafford’s woes even heavier.
Stats that matter
1. With a win for Burley, all three relegated teams now have a victory after the end of the first two rounds of the season.
2. Scott Parker’s last visit as manager to Old Trafford was with Fulham in 2021 and it ended with a 1-1 score.
3. Kyle Walker with six wins at Old Trafford currently shares the record with David Silva and James Milner as the players with most wins as an away player at Old Trafford.
Team News
Burnley’s worries continue with injuries with Zeki Amdouni and Jordan Beyer ruled out, while Bashir Humphreys faces a late fitness test.
Burnley Probable Starting Lineup - Dubravka (GK); Kyle Walker, M Esteve, H Ekdal, Hartman, O Sonne (Defenders); Ugochukeu, H Mejebri, Josh Cullen,J Anthony (Midfielders); L Foster ( Forward).
Saturday could be Burnley’s best chance to make a mark at Old Trafford, with United struggling for form and confidence. The Clarets have enjoyed themselves here in recent years, going unbeaten in eight of their last nine visits, though United’s record of 23 unbeaten games against newly promoted sides cannot be ignored. Even so, past records matter little once the game begins, but for United it's a must-win game.
Not surprisingly, most predictions still lean towards Manchester United, with many backing the Red Devils as clear favorites with odds of 1.40 while Burnley are seen as outsiders at 8.75 and a draw considered less likely at 5.15.
Manchester United to Win (2-1)
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