FA Cup: Huddersfield Town Vs Manchester United 0 - 1 - (Live)
Manchester United travel to Huddersfield Town in the fifth round of the FA Cup this weekend keen to bounce back from a disappointing Premier League defeat to Newcastle in their last outing by reaching the quarter finals of the Emirates FA Cup for the fourth year in a row. Saturday's clash will be our third meeting with Huddersfield in less than four months.
HOW HAS THE FORM OF BOTH TEAMS BEEN?
David Wagner's men are in buoyant mood ahead of Saturday's game, after defeating Bournemouth 4-1 at home in their last outing. However, Huddersfield have endured a poor start to 2018 overall, and hadn't won in eight league games prior to their morale-boosting victory last weekend.
The win ended a five match losing streak and breathed fresh life into a survival bid that had looked in danger of slipping away from the Terriers.
They are currently 17th in the Premier League table, just outside the bottom three, and have averaged a point a game in their 27 league matches so far this season.
Manchester United suffered a disappointing 1-0 defeat on their last outing against Newcastle United.
Jose Mourinho’s side huffed and puffed, but were unable to blow the house down at St James’ Park and were ultimately sunk by Matt Ritchie’s second-half winner.
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HOW HAS THE FORM OF BOTH TEAMS BEEN?
David Wagner's men are in buoyant mood ahead of Saturday's game, after defeating Bournemouth 4-1 at home in their last outing. However, Huddersfield have endured a poor start to 2018 overall, and hadn't won in eight league games prior to their morale-boosting victory last weekend.
The win ended a five match losing streak and breathed fresh life into a survival bid that had looked in danger of slipping away from the Terriers.
They are currently 17th in the Premier League table, just outside the bottom three, and have averaged a point a game in their 27 league matches so far this season.
Manchester United suffered a disappointing 1-0 defeat on their last outing against Newcastle United.
Jose Mourinho’s side huffed and puffed, but were unable to blow the house down at St James’ Park and were ultimately sunk by Matt Ritchie’s second-half winner.
Source:manuniteduniverse.blogspot.com
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