[EPL] Manchester United 4-0 Crystal Palace

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Manchester United vs Crystal Palace

Manchester United vs Crystal Palace - Premier League Gameweek 7
Sabtu, 30 September 2017
Kick Off : 21.00 WIB
Venue : Old Trafford, Manchester
Wasit : Mike Dean

League standings and form guide :
2. Manchester United : WWDWW
20. Crystal Palace : LLLLL

Team News
Manchester United : Paul Pogba, Marcos Rojo, Michael Carrick and Zlatan Ibrahimović ruled out. Phil Jones and Marouane Fellaini doubtful. Antonio Valencia to be assessed after training.


Crystal Palace : Connor Wickham, Christian Benteke, Wilfried Zaha, James Tomkins and Ruben Loftus-Cheek ruled out. Timothy Fosu-Mensah can't play vs. United.

Familiar Faces :
Wilfried Zaha (at United from 2013-2015) and Timothy Fosu-Mensah (On loan)

Pre-Match Pressers :

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Head to Head pertemuan kedua tim :
Manchester United menang : 34x
Imbang : 10x
Crystal Palace menang : 7x

10 pertandingan terakhir kedua tim :
30 November 2011 - Manchester United 1-2 Crystal Palace - League Cup
14 September 2013 - Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace - Premier League
22 Februari 2014 - Crystal Palace 0-2 Manchester United - Premier League
08 November 2014 - Manchester United 1-0 Crystal Palace - Premier League
9 Mei 2015 - Crystal Palace 1-2 Manchester United - Premier League
31 Oktober 2015 - Crystal Palace 0-0 Manchester United - Premier League
20 April 2016 - Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace - Premier League
21 Mei 2016 - Crystal Palace 1-2 Manchester United - FA Cup
14 Desember 2016 - Crystal Palace 1-2 Manchester United - Premier League
21 Mei 2017 - Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace - Premier League

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Sampai saat ini Palace masih jadi yang terburuk dengan 0 poin dan tidak mampu mencetak 1 gol pun..
Sementara itu belum ada info terbaru dari Martial & Jones, bisa lah 6-0 buat United !

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EARLY UNITED TEAM NEWS FOR PALACE

Jose Mourinho has confirmed that Michael Carrick will miss Manchester United's Premier League game against Crystal Palace at Old Trafford on Saturday.

The club captain was also ruled out of the Reds' 4-1 win over CSKA Moscow in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday night.

Phil Jones and Marouane Fellaini also missed the trip to Russia after picking up injuries in the 1-0 victory over Southampton last weekend.

Speaking to BT Sport after United’s success in the Russian capital, when asked if the trio would be fit to face Palace, Mourinho said: “I think Carrick has no chance. I think Jones, I have many doubts, and Fellaini, I have a hope but just a hope.”

There is, however, no update on Antonio Valencia, who didn’t fly out to Moscow, or Paul Pogba, who has missed the last four games after sustaining a hamstring injury in United’s first Champions League match against Basel on 12 September.

Man of the Match in Moscow, Anthony Martial, was withdrawn on 72 minutes as a precaution against CSKA with Mourinho admitting afterwards: "It was a pity he couldn’t play for 90 minutes because I was ready to leave him on the pitch for the whole game."

The United boss is expected to provide further news at his pre-match press conference on Friday ahead of the clash with Palace. The Reds, who are joint-top of the Premier League with Manchester City, will be favourites to record a sixth win in seven league games when welcoming Roy Hodgson’s side, who are without a goal or a point so far this season, to the Theatre of Dreams on Saturday (kick-off 15:00 BST).

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PREVIEW: UNITED V CRYSTAL PALACE

What's the team news? In his pre-match press conference on Friday, Jose Mourinho confirmed that injuries have ruled Michael Carrick and Phil Jones out of contention for Saturday's clash. However, the boss is hopeful that Antonio Valencia, who did not travel to Moscow in midweek, could be available. Mourinho provided no further update on Marouane Fellaini, and, of course, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Marcos Rojo and Paul Pogba also remain on the sidelines as they continue their recoveries from injury. Palace have lost Christian Benteke, James Tomkins and Ruben Loftus-Cheek to injury, while Tim Fosu-Mensah is obviously ineligible as he is on loan from the Reds. A former United forward, Wilfried Zaha, is likely to still be sidelined for the Eagles, though powerful striker Freddie Ladapo is in contention to feature, according to Hodgson.

How are Palace doing? Well, as mentioned above, the Eagles haven't enjoyed a positive start to the 2017/18 campaign. Palace are yet to score in the Premier League and remain rooted to the foot of the table, already four points adrift from safety. After defeats against Liverpool, Burnley and Manchester City on the road, they will be hoping for a change in fortunes at Old Trafford this weekend as they cross the city having been thrashed 5-0 at the Etihad Stadium last Saturday. One positive for Palace has been the form of Fosu-Mensah, who has caught the eye with some impressive performances at the back.

What happened in our last meeting? Our most recent clash with Crystal Palace was a memorable one, particularly for the club's Academy. United welcomed the Eagles to Manchester on the final day of the league season in May, with Mourinho naming our youngest side in Premier League history for the match, including debutants Demi Mitchell and Josh Harrop. Current Preston midfielder Harrop marked his senior bow with a superb goal, and Angel Gomes came off the bench, as the Reds ran out 2-0 winners on an exciting day at Old Trafford.

Who is in charge of the Londoners now? Palace have a familiar face at the helm in Roy Hodgson, who is now managing his sixth English club after taking over from Frank De Boer earlier this month. The former England boss came up through the ranks at Selhurst Park as a player, and will undoubtedly relish the opportunity to steer the capital club to safety in the Premier League. At club level, he was previously in charge of West Brom, where he guided the Baggies to consecutive mid-table finishes.

Did you know? When replacing Wayne Rooney during last season's encounter, Gomes became the youngest player since Duncan Edwards to feature for the club. David Gaskell was younger when making his Reds debut in the Charity Shield in 1956, and Arthur Rowley younger still, at 15, although his wartime appearance does not count in United's official records. "Obviously, it's a dream come true," Gomes told MUTV after the game.

Who is the referee? Mike Dean will take charge of his first United match of the season on Saturday. The experienced whistler, from the Wirral, will oversee his fifth Premier League game of the campaign. He will be assisted by Simon Long and Matthew Wilkes, with Stuart Attwell on fourth official duties.

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MOURINHO'S TEAM NEWS FOR PALACE CLASH

Jose Mourinho has confirmed that both Michael Carrick and Phil Jones will miss Manchester United's Premier League clash with Crystal Palace on Saturday.

Carrick and Jones were absent from Wednesday's 4-1 Champions League win over CSKA Moscow in Russia and during his press conference on Friday, Mourinho told reporters that the pair remain unavailable.

"They are out. They were out and tomorrow some will be out. What I'm saying is that from all the injuries we had, I hope that I can have some players available for tomorrow.

"We have to train and make decisions after training [today]," he continued. "But I hope some of the players that couldn't play in Moscow can recover."

One of those could be Antonio Valencia, who also missed the win in Moscow. “Maybe," said Mourinho, when questioned by MUTV if the full-back would be fit for Saturday's game. "We have to train but, maybe, yes.”

When asked for the latest update on hamstring-victim Paul Pogba, Mourinho added: "He's injured. He cannot play tomorrow and it's not an injury that I can have the hope like I can have with Jones or Antonio Valencia. With them, I have the hope to see them training and to have a positive answer. For long-term injuries, I don't speak about them, so Ibra, Pogba, Rojo and these players, I don't think about them."

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