Bruno Fernandes has once again been a shining light for Manchester United this season, only Erling Haaland (29) has registered more goal contributions in the Premier League this season than Bruno Fernandes (24). Eight of these have been goals, so Fernandes' main strength is his creative ability - but he still has a decent shot and shot on target record to make this boost worth backing.

Fernandes takes all of Manchester United's set pieces, including free kicks and penalties, which gives him a chance to find the target from these situations. He's taken 73 shots across his 28 starts in the Premier League this season (2.70 per 90), which is actually one of Fernandes' best shot volumes during his time at Manchester United.

21 of these efforts have found the target (0.78 per 90), with three of these efforts coming in Fernandes' most recent Premier League display. No side has had more shots on target than Manchester United in the Premier League this season (5.70 per game). Carrick's side are forced to be quite attacking as they haven't managed to keep many clean sheets - only five across the course of the season.

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The reverse fixture between these sides in January finished 1-1, and Matheus Cunha was the standout player at Elland Road.

After Brenden Aaronson put the hosts ahead after 62 minutes, Cunha fired home the equaliser just three minutes later. He came incredibly close to securing all three points for his side, as his curling effort in the 81st minute only struck the post. 

Cunha has been a consistent threat in the final third for Man United, and his average of 3.19 shots per 90 across all competitions is one of the highest in the squad. He usually doesn’t hesitate to pull the trigger if he can work a yard of space, and the 26-year-old has landed this selection in each of his last four starts coming into this clash. He even managed to get on the scoresheet in his last home outing against Aston Villa. 

With Maguire suspended for this clash, 20-year-old Leny Yoro will have a significant defensive responsibility at the heart of the United backline on Monday night. The Frenchman will be directly up against Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who is unlikely to make life easy for him.

The centre forward is one of the more physical players in the division, and he is usually the target of long balls. Yoro will have the job of stepping up to deal with his threat, and Calvert-Lewin is averaging 1.2 fouls drawn per 90 across all competitions this season, making that a matchup to keep an eye on. 

Yoro is still adapting to the physical demands of the Premier League, and this will be a real test for him. The centre back is averaging 0.9 fouls per 90 across all competitions this season, rising to 1.01 at Old Trafford, where he has landed this selection in each of his last six starts. 

Carrick has been in charge for ten games this season, and Man United have won seven, drawn two, and lost just one of those.

However, the one area to improve is the defensive efficiency, as the Red Devils have only kept three clean sheets in that stretch. They will also have to contend without Harry Maguire for this clash, as he is suspended. 

While that weakens Man United at the back, they still look threatening going forward, and it’s difficult to envision Leeds keeping their rivals at bay at Old Trafford. Leeds will have to be front-footed here, and they will fancy their chances of finding the back of the net.

BTTS has landed in eight of Leeds’ last ten away matches in the Premier League, which shows that they can carry a threat in the final third.

United have the upper hand in recent meetings against Leeds, and they are unbeaten in each of the last ten head-to-head encounters across all competitions.

There has been a noticeable gap in quality between these sides over the years, as Man United have won six of those contests, but Leeds did at least manage to take a point when these sides met for the reverse fixture in January. 

However, there has been a real dichotomy in form for Leeds when playing at home, compared to away. Daniel Farke’s men have only picked up ten points from their 15 Premier League matches on the road this term, with a dismal record of one win, seven draws, and seven losses. That sole win came against bottom side Wolves. 

Meanwhile, Man United have been in a rich vein of form since Michael Carrick took charge, and they will hope to pick up where they left off just before the international break.