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A big opportunity for Manchester United to go top of the Premier League table as we approach the halfway point of the campaign. A point away at Burnley will do although they'll be expecting all three ahead of a huge clash with Liverpool at the weekend.
Only Leicester can boast a better away return than United this season but the Foxes have played two games more. Burnley may sit 16th in the home standings after seven games, but they are unbeaten in their last five at Turf Moor across all competitions and are entitled to be reasonably confident themselves.
Burnley also won the last meeting between these two, with Chris Wood and Jay Rodriguez on the scoresheet in a 2-0 victory at Old Trafford last January. They were 7/1 outsiders then, and we shouldn't be overly surprised to see an in-form Burnley side pick something up at a similar price here.
I'm not quite confident enough to dive into the outright market where they look plenty short anyway. In fact what we can perhaps expect, based on recent showings here, is a low-scoring game where the single goal could be the difference between the two sides.
Four of the last five home games for Burnley have seen under 2.5 goals land in 90 minutes. Manchester United's involvement always moves the overs line to odds-on, but they have also seen less than three goals in three of their last four. It's also historically a low-scoring fixture, with under 2.5 goals in four of their last five meetings. Six of their last eight have seen it, with the two games that didn't hit this criteria both finishing as 2-2 draws.
Odds correct at 1630 GMT (11/01/21)
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