On Saturday, Manchester United make the trip to North London to face Tottenham Hotspur in matchday two of the English Premier League.
Tottenham kicked off their EPL campaign with an away fixture against Brentford and came away with a point in a 2-2 draw.
United got off to winning start on the opening day after they narrowly beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 at Old Trafford thanks to a Raphael Varane goal.
Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United
Saturday 19 August, 17:30
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Tottenham Hotspur had a positive result on the opening day, coming away with a point against a strong Brentford side, thanks to goals from Cristian Romero and Emerson Royal.
Spurs suffered a major blow after they saw their record goal scorer Harry Kane leave the club this summer to join Bayern Munich, so Ange Postecoglou might be looking to bring in a replacement before the window shuts.
James Maddison has taken Kane’s number 10 shirt and he impressed on his competitive debut for Spurs, chipping in with both assists against Brentford.
United certainly were not at their best on the opening day of the season but they still managed to come away with the three points, despite some late controversy where they arguably should have had a penalty given against them.
Andre Onana made his competitive debut for United and aside from the late drama, he impressed after making some crucial saves throughout the game to ensure the victory.
Marcus Rashford featured down the middle for United against Wolves and was far less affective compared to when he is playing on the wing, which means Erik ten Hag might opt for different personnel against Spurs to get the most out of the clubs player of the season last term.
Bet9ja Tips
The two teams look evenly matched on paper, meaning odds of 3.70 for a draw at Bet9ja might be worth exploring. You can get odds of 7.30 for a 1-1 correct score and 4.30 for a draw and over 1.5 goals.
Rashford was in inspiring goal scoring form last term for United, and you can get odds of him to score anytime at 2.80. Casemiro picked up seven yellow cards and two red cards in 28 league games last term, and you can get odds of him to be shown a card at 2.70.
Bet9ja Odds (at time of writing): Tottenham win: 2.82, Draw: 3,70, Man United win: 2.40
