Manchester United got off to a winning start in the post-Erik ten Hag era, smashing Leicester 5-2 on Wednesday night, but their priority lies in resurrecting their Premier League campaign.

Chelsea enters the weekend within touching distance of the top four but suffered disappointment in midweek when they were dumped out of the EFL Cup by Newcastle (2-0), the same opposition Chelsea beat in the league last Sunday (2-1)!

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Enzo Maresca should revert to his strongest team in this match after wholesale changes in the midweek lose. Chelsea have lost two of their last three away games.

Manchester United are undefeated in 11 of their last 12 home matches against Chelsea in all competitions.

We say: Manchester United 2-2 Chelsea

As pitiful as Chelsea were at St James’ Park, Maresca’s A-team will surely show more attacking bite than their B-team counterparts at Old Trafford, and Van Nistelrooy cannot fix Man United’s defensive problems overnight.

However, if Wednesday is anything to go by, the hosts have been given a new lease of life in the attacking third, and we believe that Sunday’s blockbuster will live up to the pre-match billing in a high-scoring match