Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United side will be looking to make it two wins from two in the Premier League this season, as they travel to Spurs on Saturday. They haven’t done that in a league season since 2017-18 under José Mourinho.
United will count themselves lucky to have picked up all three points in the opening match versus Wolves on Matchday 1. Despite winning 1-0 thanks to Raphaël Varane’s header from Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s lofted pass, Wolves attempted 23 shots – the most that Manchester United have faced in a Premier League match at Old Trafford in just under 18 years
