My vote goes in favor of Liverpool because they pick up good momentum apart from the injured player Man U lost the game against Brighton so the pressure is on Man U as they are playing in their home ground and it is not easy for LFC to win the game but they are on the stronger side always whenever they visit Old Trafford.
Yeah Manchester United are the team looking desperate here, a loss again will mean they lost 6 points which at this stage will be very disappointing, over the past season we have seen this fixture producing drama or unpredicted results either Manchester United getting beating with an heavy score or they manage to cough out wins that most people do not expect from them. Right now on the table log Liverpool are the better team and are the ones that bookmakers are tipping to win. But regardless of that I wouldn’t still underrate Manchester United. First of it is an home game for them, secondly they have been playing way too better than last season just finding it hard to convert their chances and lastly this Liverpool team has been tested this season. With a new manager in charge I will like to see the team reaction and how the coach tweaks his tactics when they go down first.
For Manchester United it is again about losing touch to the top ranks of the table early on. It must be freaking annoying for all the fans who wished that ten Hag would be gone by now. Not everyone will blame him and I guess he isn't to blame for all the trouble really as I think it is still the players who play well or not, but the discussion will quickly come up again. Manchester United, once the biggest club in football, doesn't want to head into the season every single year with very few points out of the first few games.
Most disappointing is Everton so far. I didn't see them as competing for anything important, but usually they have been able to gather points here and there. The game against Bournemout is certainly a key moment as losing that one would be harsh.
West Ham against Manchester City looks like an easy round for the defending champion, but with West Ham I realized last season that you can't be fully sure. They had some impressive games and then they messed it up.
All the teams that got promoted have had a first rough week and my take was that all of them may probably go down again immediately except for Southampton. They had a first good game against Newcastle.
The leading teams have all been solid though and it's only two games, but I don't see why any of the mid quality teams should accelerate and take a top spot. Could of course become true, but I doubt that even Chelsea can claim a top four rank by the end of the season.