Manchester United have played many matches this season due to their deep cup runs. Having already won the Carabao Cup, they still have 11 Premier League games to play, at least one more FA Cup match, and now two matches against Sevilla.
Erik ten Haag is trying to balance his team as much as possible through the games. With a tricky set of home fixtures next, United will need to find a way to pick up as many points as possible through their quarter-final tie.
Here’s how Man Utd’s fixtures shape up next month or so ahead of the tie against Sevilla, a side that knocked them out of European competition twice before.
United A run of Premier League games are tough to come, but first need to try to beat a talented Fulham side in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup.
on game newcastle It will be a big one when it comes to the battle for the top four and a home game against Brentford will also be very tough, especially with the memory of the 4-0 defeat for the United players.
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It looks like Sean Dyche’s home game against Everton will be the last home fixture before they welcome Sevilla to Old Trafford for the first leg. United then move on to Nottingham Forest in the Premier League and head back to Seville for the second time this season to play in the Champions League.
Ten Haag wants the tie to be wrapped up by the time the next game is against Chelsea.
Man Utd’s fixture list with Sevilla UEL quarter-final
The two sides have only met in three competitive games, but the record hasn’t been great for the Premier League side.
A 0–0 draw and 2–1 defeat at Old Trafford in the Champions League quarter-finals in 2018 saw United and Jose Mourinho out. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer leads Sevilla 2-1 in the 2020 Europa League semi-finals.