Manchester United could go third in the Premier League with a win against Bournemouth on Tuesday night.
After beating both Nottingham Forest and Wolves since the League resumed, Erik ten Hag's side jumped above Tottenham Hotspur and even have another game in hand on Newcastle United. With Manchester City in sight, it seems like United have suddenly found themselves in a favourable position.
However they need to keep winning, but lucky for them their next opponents in this packed run of fixtures is 15th-placed Bournemouth, who are looking to stop the rot. After their 9-0 loss to Manchester City, Scott Parker was sacked and the team rebounded but now they have hit a slump.