 in what will be the final Premier League match before the season breaks for the World Cup. It has been an impressive return to the top-flight for the Cottagers, who head into this weekend in the top half of the table, a position they are guaranteed to retain if they avoid defeat by United. The Red Devils are also in solid form, losing just one of their last 11 fixtures across all competitions, a run that has seen them progress in both the Europa League and the EFL Cup, although their sole defeat during that sequence was in their most recent league fixture at Aston Villa last weekend. Erik ten Hag will want his side to bounce back from that 3-1 reverse at Villa Park and United will be buoyed by their impressive recent record against Sunday's opponents. Fulham vs Manchester United betting tips Odds are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change. Already used the Betfred sign-up offer? Check out all the latest bookmaker offers and the best betting sites, History on United's side United lost their opening away match of the new season 4-0 at Brentford, which marked an eighth successive Premier League defeat on the road for the Red Devils, but since then they have won three of their six top-flight fixtures on their travels. Ten Hag's men also won all three of their away games during the Europa League group stage and they will fancy their chances of adding another victory at Craven Cottage, where they have won on each of their previous five visits. It is not just on the banks of Thames that United have impressed against Fulham, as the Red Devils are unbeaten in the previous 14 meetings between the two sides, with the Cottagers' last success in the fixture coming way back in 2009. Fulham have only won one of their previous four matches on home soil, but they do know where the back of the net is – heading into the weekend only five teams have scored more top-flight goals this se){kind=link}
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Fulham welcome Manchester United to Craven Cottage on Sunday (kick-off, 4.30pm) in what will be the final Premier League match before the season breaks for the World Cup.
It has been an impressive return to the top-flight for the Cottagers, who head into this weekend in the top half of the table, a position they are guaranteed to retain if they avoid defeat by United.
The Red Devils are also in solid form, losing just one of their last 11 fixtures across all competitions, a run that has seen them progress in both the Europa League and the EFL Cup, although their sole defeat during that sequence was in their most recent league fixture at Aston Villa last weekend.
Erik ten Hag will want his side to bounce back from that 3-1 reverse at Villa Park and United will be buoyed by their impressive recent record against Sunday’s opponents.