Manchester United resume their Premier League campaign on Sunday afternoon when they welcome Tottenham Hotspur to Old Trafford

Manchester United is set to lock horns with Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford this Sunday, aiming to bounce back from a run of disappointing results.

The Red Devils have been unable to secure a win in their last three encounters with Spurs and were held to a 1-1 draw by FC Twente in their Europa League opener on Wednesday.

This weekend, United will be eager to make a positive change and win three games in the Premier League this year. After five games, United and Spurs have each accumulated seven points.

There was one bright spot in the draw with Twente: United was able to prevent any further injuries. In his news conference on Thursday, manager Erik ten Hag stated that there were no new worries in front of the match this weekend.

The Manchester United players have been practicing harder in anticipation of their next match against Tottenham, especially without key captain Bruno Fernandes. In an attempt to keep up the pace, the team has concentrated on improving cohesiveness and tactical awareness on the field.

The focus of the rigorous training sessions has been defensive solidity and fast passing. To keep spirits up, players like Jonny Evans and Casemiro have taken the initiative to inspire their teammates.