"I don't see". Paul Merson states his prediction for Manchester United vs Manchester City

  Manchester United will host Manchester City in the Premier League on Saturday, November 6. United have been in a poor form recently as they have celebrated just two victories in their last six games. Meanwhile, City suffered a 2-0 defeat in their latest Premier League game against Crystal Palace. Ahead of the game, Paul Merson has stated his prediction on SportsKeeda.

"I don't see where Manchester United are going to get the ball from in this game, and they could find themselves in another embarrassing situation this weekend. Manchester United have played on the counter with pace against Manchester City with good results in the past, but I don't see how they can manage that with both Cavani and Ronaldo up front. "Manchester City will probably pass the ball for fun, and Manchester United are not going to get near it. I would personally go with Ronaldo, Greenwood, and Rashford in this game, and I'd be shocked if Solskjaer field both Ronaldo and Cavani because they're not going to get much of the ball. But then again, with Solskjaer, nothing really shocks me anymore. "Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be under pressure if he loses this game, but he'll probably win against Watford next weekend and we're back to square one with Manchester United. They're one of the biggest clubs in the world, and they've gone three and a half years without winning a trophy. "Manchester City also have a bit of a selection problem. It's pretty hard to pick between Grealish, Foden, and Mahrez, and it'll be interesting to see what Pep does this weekend. It's a big game for Manchester City - they're already four points behind Chelsea and cannot afford to lose at Old Trafford. "Liverpool tore Manchester United to shreds last week, and I don't see anything other than a Manchester City victory here."

  Paul Merson's score prediction: Manchester United 1-3 Manchester City   source - SportsKeeda / Join us on Telegram!/ Follow us on Twitter!

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