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*** OMT Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United ***

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The upcoming match between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United is set to be an exciting EFL Cup quarter-final clash. Here's a preview:

Match Details:​

  • Date: Thursday, December 19, 2024
  • Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, North London
  • Kick-off Time: 8:00 PM (UK Time)

Team Form:​

  • Tottenham Hotspur: Spurs are coming off a dominant 5-0 victory against Southampton in the Premier League. This win ended a five-game winless run and provided a much-needed boost for manager Ange Postecoglou.
  • Manchester United: United secured a dramatic 2-1 comeback win against Emirates Marketing Project in the Premier League, with Bruno Fernandes scoring a penalty and Amad Diallo netting the winner in the 90th minute. This victory has given the team a confidence boost under new head coach Ruben Amorim.

Key Players:​

  • Tottenham Hotspur: James Maddison, Son Heung-min, and Dejan Kulusevski have been in fine form. Yves Bissouma is also back after serving a suspension.
  • Manchester United: Bruno Fernandes and Amad Diallo are key players to watch, especially after their heroics in the recent match against City.

Predictions:​

Both teams are in good form and will be eager to secure a spot in the EFL Cup semi-finals. Tottenham will look to capitalize on their home advantage and strong attacking lineup, while Manchester United will aim to continue their winning momentum and avenge their previous defeat to Spurs this season
 
Mikey10 said:
Despite the fact that I’ll be there, I’m feeling strangely confident for this one. Tight, but a 2-1 win, I reckon.

(Does it go straight to penalties if a draw?)
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Yes, there’s no extra time. I don’t even want to contemplate penalties. Forster has been a very good deputy for Vicario but facing potentially 5+ penalties does not fill me with confidence.
 
I for one am really curious to see how this one will turn out. I couldn't pick a result if my life depended on it but let's hope it will be entertaining!
 
Everyone is saying Rashford's time at Utd is drawing to a close, he doesn't seem to enjoy playing for them, Amorim left him out of the squad completely for the City game... so expect a sizzling masterclass as he proves his doubters wrong again.
 
Bullet said:
Everyone is saying Rashford's time at Utd is drawing to a close, he doesn't seem to enjoy playing for them, Amorim left him out of the squad completely for the City game... so expect a sizzling masterclass as he proves his doubters wrong again.
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Not in this game he won't, he's been left out of the squad....
 
Bullet said:
Everyone is saying Rashford's time at Utd is drawing to a close, he doesn't seem to enjoy playing for them, Amorim left him out of the squad completely for the City game... so expect a sizzling masterclass as he proves his doubters wrong again.
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Another fudging deluded player

Rashford should leave but who the fudge is going to pay his 300K+/week wages?
 
My head sees United as favourites for this. We are missing first choice players and with this squad, the quality drops when that happens. I wish Ange and the boys all the best and my heart looks forward to us making the next round.
 
More optimistic for this or than I would have been if the Southampton game hadn't been wrapped up at half time with rotation and a slow pace second half giving our players a much needed breather.

Still will probably be a really difficult game. Much bigger test for our somewhat makeshift defence than anything Rangers and Southampton could provide.
 
afsoc4life said:
My head sees United as favourites for this. We are missing first choice players and with this squad, the quality drops when that happens. I wish Ange and the boys all the best and my heart looks forward to us making the next round.
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We beat them comprehensively at their place a couple of months ago though (albeit with an inept manager). The main difference between now and a decade ago is that there aren't that many United players who'd walk into our first XI. It used to be the other way around. It's true that we won't be at full strength but it will be an interesting test of how much a difference a new manager can make.
 
braineclipse said:
More optimistic for this or than I would have been if the Southampton game hadn't been wrapped up at half time with rotation and a slow pace second half giving our players a much needed breather.

Still will probably be a really difficult game. Much bigger test for our somewhat makeshift defence than anything Rangers and Southampton could provide.
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And they had enough chances to score more than they did!
 
Mr Gogolak said:
We beat them comprehensively at their place a couple of months ago though (albeit with an inept manager). The main difference between now and a decade ago is that there aren't that many United players who'd walk into our first XI. It used to be the other way around. It's true that we won't be at full strength but it will be an interesting test of how much a difference a new manager can make.
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And if they are lucky as they were against City. They were pretty cack. I know we can't talk much but we are at home and I'm hoping that makes a difference!
 
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