Manchester United vs Aston Villa prediction, odds and how to watch

Dominic Solanke headed a stoppage-time equaliser to deny Manchester United all three points after Bryan Mbeumo had given Tottenham the lead, in a match that also saw Rodrigo Bentancur sent off for violent conduct.

Manchester United have not kept a single clean sheet in their last five Premier League matches. Bournemouth have not won in their last five. Something has to give at Old Trafford on Sunday.

Manchester United have won once in their last five Premier League matches. Aston Villa have won once in theirs. Something has to give on Sunday, and Connor Maguire has seen enough of both sides to know exactly what that means.

Aston Villa host Manchester City on Saturday in desperate need of a response after three defeats in their last five Premier League matches. City arrive with five straight wins and no intention of letting up.

Barcelona welcome Aston Villa to Camp Nou on Tuesday night carrying a significant injury burden, while Villa arrive with something to prove in Europe's biggest club competition.

A stoppage-time Dominic Solanke equaliser denied Manchester United victory over ten-man Tottenham, leaving Michael Carrick's side with their worst six-game Premier League start since 1986-87 and echoes of Erik ten Hag's sacking trajectory growing louder.

Michael Carrick says the Manchester City financial rules verdict 'affected me personally', reopening questions over three lost Premier League title races. His comments contrast sharply with Enzo Maresca's indifference and Mikel Arteta's defence of the league, exposing a deep split in football over how seriously to treat the guilty verdict.

Carlos Baleba is set for a long-delayed Manchester United debut against Tottenham, but the £70m signing arrives with his new club 12th in the Premier League, winless in four and still without a clean sheet since Casemiro's exit.