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Manchester United ended their two-game winless run in style with a record-equalling 9-0 win over nine-man Southampton on Tuesday night.

A red card for Saints midfielder Alex Jankewitz inside the second minute set the tone for the match, with Jan Bednarek also seeing red in the 87th minute with the score at 6-0, before a final flurry brought back memories of Leicester City winning by the same scoreline at Southampton little over one year ago.

Seven different players all got on the scoresheet with Anthony Martial’s brace and an own goal by Bednarek accompanied by strikes from Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Marcus Rashford, Edinson Cavani, Scott McTominay, Bruno Fernandes and Daniel James.

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It was a much-needed fillip for the Red Devils, who had won only one of their last four Premier League fixtures and had most recently lost 2-1 at home to bottom-of-the-table Sheffield United, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men are now 7/4 (2.75) with bet365 to finish in the top-two.

Only once in the last seven seasons since Sir Alex Ferguson left the club have United ended the campaign either first or second, but they are in good stead to do so this term with 44 points after 22 games.

Tuesday’s 9-0 win moved Solskjaer’s side to second in the league behind only rivals Manchester City, who have two games in hand, but such a big victory will no doubt have improved morale in the United camp, especially after a tepid draw against Arsenal in their previous outing.

The 20-time champions have now lost only one of their last 16 games, winning 11 of those to cement the Red Devils as, at the very least, contenders to finish in the top two.

Their tally of 13 victories this season is already only five short of their entire amount for all of last season, and United look set to top their total of 66 points they achieved in each of the last two campaigns.

Although they sit second, the Red Devils are third-favourites to win the league behind City at 1/4 (1.25) and 9/2 (5.50) Liverpool, with bet365 pricing the Red Devils at 12/1 (13.0) to end an eight-year wait for the title.

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One of the main themes of last season’s Premier League was the idea that the big six - Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur - had never been weaker.
Liverpool were immense, City underachieved but were always certain to finish second, but the other four all gained fewer points than they had in 2018/19. Strong challenges from Leicester, Wolves and Sheffield United added to the narrative that the Premier League had suddenly become more competitive.

But that feeling is drifting away, and the big six are rated comfortably better than anyone else in the league. Liverpool and City lead the market. Chelsea showed lots of promise last season and have indulged in their biggest spending spree since the first two summers of the Roman Abramovich era.
Manchester United emerged from lockdown a completely different team, with a settled attacking unit. Arsenal’s mostly dreadful season ended on a real positive note as they won the FA Cup, while Spurs also enjoyed a quiet upturn in form, securing Europa League football on the final day of the season.

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Yet in this open-looking race, we have an odds-on favourite. Manchester City are 4/5 to win the league, despite finishing 18 points behind Liverpool. Neither side has done much business in the transfer market, and so this price is largely down to statistical measures such as expected goals, which rated City as a better side than Liverpool.

Certainly, they tend to create more chances, and Liverpool secured an almost improbable number of narrow victories last year, especially at home, but the points gap was no pure fluke. Liverpool have an unshakeable winning mentality, especially at home, while City constantly threw in bad performances at bad times. They did this in Europe too - conceding silly goals as they once again failed to make the semi-finals in a defeat to Lyon.

Key players like Sergio Agüero and Fernandinho are a year older. Leroy Sane has moved on and no replacement has been bought.

Lots of this could also be said about Liverpool, who probably peaked late in the 18/19 season rather than last year. They have had an almost identical first choice XI for two and a half years, and there were signs late last season that the squad is getting tired. Money is tight at Anfield - long-term target Timo Werner went to Chelsea, and at the time of writing it looks unlikely that they will sign Thiago Alcantara.

But just at the price of 9/4, they look a better bet than City. If they make a good start, any whispers of a drop off will soon go away. They are now used to winning trophies, and it would not be a surprise if they won a 20th league title this year.

Chelsea look the best of the rest. They finished just a point behind Manchester United in fourth last year, but their huge outlay in the transfer market means they will be a different beast this year. In fact, despite only getting 64 points, Chelsea’s general performance level last year was good; they were let down by a terrible goalkeeper and less-than-great finishing. At the end of the season, United were favoured to finish third. Now, Chelsea are above them in the betting.

Timo Werner in particular looks like being a huge hit. He has scored 93 league goals in his last four seasons and at 9/1 is my pick to win the Golden Boot.

Manchester United hit upon a great attacking formula last year, and the addition of Donny van der Beek looks shrewd. However it cannot be ignored that for much of the season United were laboured. Doubts remain over Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, especially if some of his attacking talents are injured. That said, they should build on last season and are likely to get Champions League football once again.

Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal look hard to split. There has been much excitement around Arsenal since their FA Cup win, but it must be remembered that their average performance level in the league last season was shockingly poor. They were frequently outplayed by bottom half sides and were bailed out by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Spurs’s form was decent under Jose Mourinho, but their business looks a bit unambitious, and it would be a surprise if they could bridge the gap to the top four.

Leicester City’s post-lockdown collapse last year was spectacular, and with the short turnaround between seasons there is a good chance that their slump will continue at least into the start of 20/21.
Wolves also faded slightly last season, going out of the Europa League with a bit of a whimper against Sevilla and also putting up little fight away to Chelsea with European qualification on the line. There is a sense that teams have gradually started to work out their system, although Nuno Espirito Santo is one of the best managers in the league, and it would be a surprise to see Wolves lower than mid-table.
Everton have spent big this summer, but few big clubs were after their targets, and it remains to be seen whether Carlo Ancelotti truly knows his best team. There are too many doubts over these sides to be confident that any will make a convincing charge for top four.

Newly-promoted Fulham and West Bromwich Albion are the joint 11/10 favourites to go down, and Fulham make much more appeal. The Whites were hapless in the Premier League two years ago and their squad is probably worse on paper than it was then.
They were probably the fourth best team in the Championship last year. Manager Scott Parker is pretty unproven at this level, and was criticised by sections of the Fulham support last year despite promotion. Fulham’s current ownership have been trigger happy in the past with managers, and at 11/1 he looks a good bet for the first manager to be sacked.

Finally, Burnley look well equipped to exceed expectations once again. They have been quiet in the transfer market, but given the economic times so have many teams. They are as stable as you can get in England. Sean Dyche has been manager for nearly eight years now and they are showing no signs of becoming tired at this level. Since promotion they have finished 16th, 7th, 15th and 10th. At 5/1 they look a great bet to finish top half.

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• Liverpool to win the Premier League at 9/4
• Chelsea to finish top w/o Liverpool and Manchester City at 6/4
• Burnley to finish top half at 5/1
• Fulham to be relegated at 11/10
• Scott Parker to be the first manager sacked at 11/1

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