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February 1, 2026

Manchester United’s dream start to Michael Carrick’s time in charge faces another stern test here as an in-form Fulham visit Old Trafford. Manchester United have been beaten in just one of the last 20 Premier League H2Hs (W15, D4), but after a 1-1 draw in the reverse fixture, Fulham are looking to avoid defeat in both meetings with Manchester United in a league season for the first time since 2003/04. The second half has been the highest scoring half in each of Manchester United’s last five games.

Manchester United delivered another statement of their Premier League intent last week, as they became the first side to win away at leaders Arsenal this season, recovering from a goal down to win 3-2 in dramatic fashion. Having also dispatched Manchester City in his first game at the helm, Carrick has restored some of the Red Devils’ swagger from his playing days, stretching their unbeaten league run to six matches (W3, D3), the longest in the division pre-round, and lifted them into the top four. Carrick can match predecessor Ruben Amorim’s longest Premier League winning run here, and as Manchester United have lost just one of their last ten home league matches (W6, D3, L1), he’s well fancied to do so.

Fulham bounced back from a disappointing defeat to Leeds by scoring a 92nd-minute winner to beat Brighton last week, a result that moved them to within four points of their top-four occupying hosts ahead of the weekend. The Cottagers have been beaten in just one of their last eight competitive matches (W5, D2), while they’re currently enjoying their best-ever eight-game run in the Premier League in terms of points within a single season (W5, D2, L1). Those 17 points are as many as they managed in their prior 15 such fixtures, but as the only defeat therein came in their last away game, Marco Silva’s men may carry some trepidation here.

A pre-round league-high 17 of Manchester United’s 23 games this term have seen both teams score. Fulham have scored once or fewer in each of their last four away fixtures. Fulham have conceded a pre-round league-high ten goals between half-time and the 60th minute.

Bryan Mbeumo has scored in both Manchester United games since returning from international duty – each of his four goals at Old Trafford arrived beyond the 55th minute. After his stunning free-kick against Brighton, Fulham’s Harry Wilson has ten goal involvements in his last 11 league games (G6, A4), but he’s never scored in nine league meetings with United (W2, D1, L6).

Manchester United are set to be without the in-form Patrick Dorgu for ten weeks due to hamstring injury sustained against Arsenal, while Fulham’s Saša Lukić is on the sidelines with a similar issue.