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n a thrilling Premier League matchup on Wednesday at Old Trafford, third and fifth places will square off as Manchester United looks to defeat Tottenham Hotspur.

The last time the two teams met, the Red Devils were forced to settle for a point in a 0-0 draw with Newcastle United, while Antonio Conte's team defeated Everton 2-0.
In Sunday's goalless draw between Man United and Newcastle, neither Jadon Sancho nor Callum Wilson received a penalty kick despite compelling arguments made to Craig Pawson. This is the latest instance of officiating controversy.

At the Theatre of Dreams, the score of 0-0 was anything from dull when Joelinton twice rattled the post in the space of a few seconds. Cristiano Ronaldo then felt he had scored a goal when he intercepted Nick Pope's free kick, but Pawson disagreed.

Erik ten Hag must pick up the pieces after his team's three-game winning streak was abruptly ended on Sunday in order to assist his team reclaim some position on the top four, as the fifth-place Red Devils have now dropped three points behind Chelsea after nine games.

The Dutchman believed there were positives to draw from the match with Eddie Howe's team, but even in Man United's two victories against Omonia and close victory over Everton, the Red Devils were far from convincing and only won by one goal on each occasion.

Newcastle interrupted Man United's eight-game scoring streak in the Premier League at Old Trafford last week, but no club has more victories on Wednesdays in the league than their 72, and only two of their previous 17 home games in the top tier have resulted in losses.