Along Fulham, Tottenham is currently the worst team in the Premier League. Both clubs are winless with only two draws from five games. The Spurs face a tough task as they face Manchester United who are in a mini-crisis of their own, but believe that there is no better way of returning to winning days than against Tottenham. So far, the North London club has been the biggest disappointment by far, simply because they kept their coach from last season and then made a huge splash in the transfer window, buying proved players who should be able to win now, but somehow failed."In my 14 years as a coach, I've never seen a team like us"Many have already questioned Roberto De Zerbi and his qualities, and after all, however good he might be, the results are saying otherwise, Usually, it’s not the players who are sacked but rather the coach, but the Italian is not thinking about that at all. In fact, De Zerbi already organized a mini-training camp in Spain, regardless what the result will be today at Old Trafford. With nine days between the Manchester game and Monday's home game against newly promoted Coventry, De Zerbi hopes spending time in Marbella, southern Spain, can help kick-start their campaign and provide a chance for their new-look squad to bond.BETTING GUIDE: Manchester United vs Tottenham HotspurThe Italian obviously think these kinds of getaways are good for the team and the players, since he done it before. While coaching Marseille, he used to take his men to Italy for a mini-training camp. In fact, he did it twice, in April 2025 and September the same year. Both times they were in Rome and it worked, especially the first time, when they managed to secure the second place in Ligue 1 and secure the direct participation in the Champions League. But the pressure in Tottenham is really serious now. If De Zerbi fails to beat United he will be the first Spurs boss who failed to win any of the first six league games since Juande Ramos in 2008. Under Ramos they took two points from the first five and he was sacked when they lost the next three as well. Harry Redknapp was appointed and they finished the season in eighth.ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE – MATCHDAY 6Saturday14.30: (1.40) Arsenal (4.85) Leeds (8.20) 17.00: (2.70) Aston Villa (3.35) Brentford (2.60) 17.00: (1.80) Chelsea (3.70) Bournemouth (4.40) 17.00: (2.80) Ipswich (3.40) Fulham (2.50)17.00: (3.10) Sunderland (3.40) Brighton (2.30) 19.30: (1.75) Man.Utd. (3.80) Tottenham (4.60) Sunday16.00: (2.65) Crystal Palace (3.20) Nott.Forest (2.75)16.00: (3.60) Hull (3.40) Everton (2.10) 18.30: (2.75) Liverpool (3.45) Man.City (2.50)Monday22.00: (3.30) Coventry (3.50) Newcastle (2.15)***odds are subject to change***
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