Manchester United have travelled to London for their Premier League showdown with Fulham later today.
Manager Michael Carrick will be desperate to see his side return to winning ways after consecutive defeats to Manchester City and Brighton & Hove Albion.
United have picked up just four points from their opening four league games and currently sit 13th in the table.
A victory at Craven Cottage would be crucial as Carrick looks to halt United’s worrying slide and steady the ship.
We believe Carrick could spring a surprise by unleashing a new-look attacking trio against Fulham.
Shea Lacey made his full debut against Brighton in midweek and marked the occasion with a superb opening goal.
His trickery and ability to drive forward with the ball caught the eye, and he could be rewarded with another start on the right wing.
Matheus Cunha has regularly operated as a centre-forward this season to accommodate Marcus Rashford on the left.
While Rashford has looked electric on the wing, he is yet to register a goal contribution this season.
Carrick could drop the England international to the bench and move Cunha out wide to add greater cutting edge to the attack.
Rashford could then be unleashed as a super-sub in the second half, using his pace against a tiring Fulham defence.
With Cunha and Lacey providing width from either flank, Bryan Mbeumo could be handed the responsibility of leading the line.
Benjamin Sesko did not travel with the squad, raising concerns over his availability for this clash.
Mbeumo spent much of pre-season playing as a striker and is gradually becoming more accustomed to the role.
The Cameroon international is a clinical finisher, and keeping him closer to the penalty area could give United a sharper edge in the final third.
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