Manchester United host Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford on Saturday, 7 February, with kick-off at 14:30 GMT+3 in the Premier League.
With United showing fresh momentum under interim boss Michael Carrick, the Red Devils look set to claim the points at home.
Below is the full match preview, predictions and betting analysis.
Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur Tips
- Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur: Manchester United and Both Teams To Score ( at N/A)
- Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur: Manchester United 3-2 ( at N/A)
*Odds correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur Odds
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*Odds correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
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Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur Predictions
Goals at both ends remain part of United’s pattern
Both teams have scored in 11 of Manchester United’s last 13 matches in all competitions, a run that stretches across home and away fixtures. That frequency has remained consistent even during their recent winning streak, underlining that clean sheets have not been a defining feature of this spell.
Tottenham also arrive with defensive numbers that point in the same direction. Spurs have conceded at least twice in each of their last four Premier League games. Their most recent away trip ended in a 2-2 draw at second-bottom Burnley, while the previous road match brought a 3-2 defeat at Bournemouth.
The earlier league meeting between these sides finished 2-2 in London, with United rescuing a point late on after a disjointed display. That result sits comfortably alongside the broader scoring trends around both teams.
Manchester United’s recent run adds another layer. They have beaten Manchester City, Arsenal and Fulham in successive league matches, yet none of those victories came with complete defensive control. Fulham scored twice in the closing minutes at Old Trafford, only for Benjamin Sesko to decide the game deep into stoppage time.
That blend of attacking output and defensive exposure explains the combined market price. United’s scoring rhythm is strong, but their record suggests resistance at the back remains limited.
Tip: Manchester United and Both Teams To Score ( at N/A)
A narrow home win fits recent scorelines
Manchester United have won seven of their last 11 home league games, losing only once in that sequence. Those victories include wins against Manchester City, Chelsea and Newcastle, establishing Old Trafford as a reliable base during this stretch of the season.
The managerial picture has shifted since last season’s Europa League final, which Tottenham won 1-0 to claim their first trophy in 17 years. Spurs replaced Ange Postecoglou with Thomas Frank shortly after that success, and the adjustment has been uneven. They sit 14th after 24 league games and have managed only one win in their last seven away league fixtures.
United also changed direction in January, parting ways with Rubem Amorim after 14 months in charge. Michael Carrick stepped in as interim head coach until the end of the season and immediately oversaw three consecutive league wins, all against high-profile opposition.
That run has lifted United into fourth place, 12 points clear of Tottenham. The margins have often been tight, though. Against Fulham, a two-goal lead evaporated late before Sesko struck the winner. Tottenham’s recent away results show a similar pattern of narrow scorelines, including the 3-2 loss at Bournemouth and the 2-2 draw at Burnley.
Those repeated one-goal and two-goal margins frame the appeal of a 3-2 home win. United’s attacking output aligns with it, while Spurs’ recent concession patterns keep the scoreline plausible without stretching beyond the established range.
Tip: Manchester United 3-2 ( at N/A)
