Brentford vs Manchester Utd Prediction & Betting Tips (30 March)

Brentford are now 15th in the Premier League, 5 points ahead of the relegation zone. The Bees must therefore be extra vigilant to avoid a decline, especially given the recent dynamics are not good. Indeed, they have only won one of their last 9 championship matches, for 1 draw and 7 defeats. After managing to hold off Chelsea 2-2 in front of their fans, Brentford lost to Arsenal 2-1 and relegated Burnley just before the international break 2-1.6th in the Premier League with 1 match less and 9 points behind 4th, Manchester United should have difficulty qualifying for the next Champions League.

Getting a jump seat for the other European Cups, however, appears to be within his reach. After having chained 4 victories in a row, the Red Devils were slowed down by losing against Fulham 1-2 and Manchester City 3-1. They reacted on the last day with a success against Everton 2-0. Just before the international break, Manchester United managed to overcome Liverpool in the FA Cup 4-3 after extra time and will face Coventry in the semi-final.

Brentford are not spared from injuries for this meeting. We find in the infirmary the midfielder Norgaard, the potentially starting defenders Mee, Pinnock, Hickey and Henry and the replacements Dasilva and Schade. Furthermore, sent off to Burnley, left back Reguilon is suspended. Absent since the beginning of December, the important striker Mbeumo (7 goals and 3 assists in PL) made his comeback on the last day. He reinforces an offensive sector made up of the English international Ivan Toney (4 goals in 10 PL matches) and the interesting Wissa (7 goals in PL) and Maupay (6 goals and 3 assists in PL). On the Manchester United side, important defenders Lisandro Martinez, Evans and Shaw, the too often injured striker Martial and the long-term absentee Malacia are still missing.

Author of the winning goal against Liverpool, the promising Amad Diallo was however sent off following and is therefore suspended this Saturday. A true revelation of this season, the very young midfielder Mainoo made his first selection with the England team at just 18 years old. The attacking quartet is well established with Bruno Fernandes (4 goals and 6 assists in PL), Garnacho (5 goals and 3 assists in PL), Rashford (7 goals and 2 assists in PL) and Hojlund (7 goals and 2 assists in PL). ). However, long-term absentee Mason Mount returned to the field just before the international break.