Bryan Mbeumo was the unfortunate spot kick taker to miss his penalty against Grimsby in the shootout to send the League Two side through to the next round of the Carabao Cup, but he did score in the game with a fine finish.

Mbeumo has had five shots across his two Premier League appearances for Manchester United this season with two of those attempts finding the target. Mbeumo should be able to maintain a decent volume of shots throughout the season, seeing as he averaged 2.24 shots per 90 for Brentford last campaig,n with a steady average of 1.08 shots on target per 90.

As underwhelming as Manchester United have been so far, you would expect them to create chances at home against Burnley. The Clarets conceded three goals and six shots on target against Tottenham in their first away game of the season.

Esteve has committed one foul across his two Premier League appearances so far and is likely to feature in a back three for Burnley here, setting up 1v1 battles against Manchester United’s frontline. 

Esteve averaged 0.40 fouls committed per 90 in the Championship last season which is an average we can definitely expect to increase this season. He played on the left of a back three against Tottenham and contested eight duels, resulting in one foul.

If he lines up in this role again, he’ll be up against Bryan Mbeumo who has already won four fouls this season. He’ll also have to contest duels against Cunha who has been United’s brightest player so far this season, between Cunha and Mbeumo the pair have won nine fouls across the opening two games of the season.

Dubravka has been forced into making four saves across his two Premier League games so far this season. Three of those stops were against Tottenham in the opening game of the season, and he should be tested a similar amount here.

Manchester United drew seven saves from David Raya in their opening game of the season and then three saves from Bernd Leno last time out against Fulham. The attacking additions have made a difference in the volume of chances that United are able to create, with Cunha and Mbeumo being constant shot threats.

Manchester United must win here, and you would expect a reaction from the side following their embarrassing cup exit at the hands of Grimsby. Dubravka has enough quality to stop at least three of these United efforts, especially shots that come from distance, as Burnley sit in a low block.