Three changes made: Confirmed Manchester Utd’s starting XI vs Brighton & Hove Albion – as Ten Hag seeks revenge today

In the Premier League, Manchester United travels to the Amex Stadium to play Brighton & Hove Albion. For the second week in a row, the Red Devils are playing the first game of a game week.

The team led by Erik ten Hag put up a strong show against Fulham. Even though the squad only won 1-0, they produced plenty of opportunities and played well, but their lack of a decisive finish let them down.

fresh signee After entering the game in the second half and scoring the game-winning goal, Joshua Zirkzee made an instant impression on debut. The Dutchman is hoping that he has performed well enough for Erik ten Hag to start him in the match against Brighton.

The Seagulls had already defeated Everton 3-0, so they’re confident going into this match. They will definitely dominate certain parts of the match and push the game to Man Utd, but this will allow Ten Hag’s team to do what they do best, which is strike them on the counter.

Taking everything into account, this is how we believe Erik ten Hag should lineup his squad for Saturday’s matchup at the Amex against Brighton & Hove Albion:

Andre Onana is sure to start in goal going forward and will be looking to keep Kaoru Mitoma and company clean. After a strong debut, Noussair Mazraoui will stay at right back. Diogo Dalot might play left back once more, and new acquisition Matthijs de Ligt could join with Lisandro Martinez in central defence in lieu of Harry Maguire.

Against the Cottagers, Casemiro and Kobbie Mainoo were entertaining to watch and ought to maintain their position as the two holding #6s. In a 4-2-3-1 formation, Bruno Fernandes is probably going to give up on his fictitious #9 role and go back to a more comfortable #10 spot. Mason Mount would have to settle for the bench as a result.

Even though Marcus Rashford had a subpar performance against Fulham, he is probably going to stay on the left side of attack. Amad Diallo may be replaced by Alejandro Garnacho on the right side of the attack, with Joshua Zirkzee, who impressed in his cameo, gaining a start at number nine.

Fabian Hurzeler sets his squad up to score goals and play an attacking style of football, making Brighton a difficult club to beat. Man Utd will not have an easy game, and it is unclear whether Erik ten Hag can lead his club across the finish line.