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Manchester United's next six Premier League fixtures compared to Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool FC and Man City

We are two games into the Premier League season and already there is signs of things which need to be worked on at Manchester United.

The opening-day victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers masked a lot of issues, particularly going forward. On Saturday, the Reds were not so lucky as Tottenham Hotspur punished United for their wasteful approach in front of goal.

Fortunately, we remain in the early stages of the campaign and there is still plenty of time for Erik ten Hag to iron out any issues he has come across. However, after the next six fixtures we will have a greater understanding of what sort of season United are set for.

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MEN Sport has taken a look at United's next six league matches and how they compare to their rivals.

Nottingham Forest H - August 26

Arsenal A - September 3

Brighton and Hove Albion H - September 16

Burnley A - September 23

Crystal Palace H - September 30

Brentford H - October 7

Verdict

A tough run of six fixtures for United as they try to build some momentum. Of course, standing out above the rest, is next month's opener against Arsenal which will be a key test of their title credentials but Brighton at home and Burnley away could be a nasty double header for Ten Hag's men if confidence is low.

West Ham United H - August 26

Newcastle United H - September 2

Manchester United A - September 16

AFC Bournemouth H - September 24

Aston Villa A - September 30

Liverpool H - October 8

Sheffield United A - August 27

Fulham H - September 2

West Ham United A - September 16

Nottingham Forest H -

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