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Predicted Manchester United lineup (4-2-3-1) vs Bournemouth, Rashford and Martial start

How Man United could lineup against Bournemouth

Predicted Manchester United lineup (4-2-3-1) vs Bournemouth, Rashford and Martial start

17 April 2018 - 12:13

Manchester United are at the Vitality Stadium for tomorrow's league outing against Bournemouth. The Red Devils suffered a shock 1-0 loss to West Bromwich Albion last weekend, and Jose Mourinho is expected to make notable changes for the South Coast trip.

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  • Formation: 4-2-3-1

    Lineup:

    Spain international David de Gea has featured in every league game for United this campaign, and he is likely to start between the sticks on Wednesday.

    In defence, Antonio Valencia and Ashley Young should maintain their full-back positions, though Mourinho may think of tinkering with the central defensive partnership.

    Victor Lindelof and Marcos Rojo have been warming the bench of late, and Mourinho may opt for the combination versus Bournemouth with Eric Bailly, in particular, likely to be rested for the FA Cup semi-final.

    Paul Pogba struggled to dominate the proceedings in midfield once more, and the Frenchman may be dropped for the partnership of Scott McTominay and Ander Herrera, with Nemanja Matic rested.

    In the attack, Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial are strong candidates to start in the wider positions, and this may witness Alexis Sanchez and Juan Mata dropping to the bench after their average showing last weekend.

    Jesse Lingard should reclaim his spot in the number 10 position with Romelu Lukaku leading the line once more. The Belgian has been United's source of inspiration in 2018, and he should start upfront regardless of his recent goalscoring struggles.


    Written by Sri Aswin










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