West Bromwich Albion v
Manchester United: Probable starters in bold, contenders in
light
Squad sheets: West Bromwich Albion v Manchester
United
Manchester United's title defence begins at The Hawthorns, one
of only five away grounds where they won in the Premier League last
season. Lady luck was smiling on them on that occasion. Gary
Neville should have been sent off and Peter Odemwingie missed a
penalty for Albion.
Despite United's impressive comeback against Manchester City
last Sunday, which was inspired by younger legs, Sir Alex Ferguson
is likely to put his faith in an experienced line-up here. Albion
may give a debut to new signing Shane Long, with Odemwingie
struggling to be fit. Stuart James
Venue The Hawthorns, Sunday 11pm
Tickets £42
Last season West Brom 1 Man Utd 2
Referee Mike Jones
Last season's matches 26 Y83, R3, 3.31 cards per game
Odds West Brom 6-1 Man Utd 8-15 Draw 10-3
Subs from Fulop, Cech, Tchoyi, Ibáñez, Dorrans,
Jara, Fortuné, Odemwingie, Mattock, Wood, Jones, Dawson, Hurst
Doubtful Mulumbu (abdomen), Odemwingie (ankle),
Reid (calf)
Injured McAuley (virus, 20 Aug)
Suspended Gera (first of three)
Disciplinary record (last season) Y55 R7
Leading scorer (last season) Odemwingie 15
Subs from Lindegaard, Fábio, Park, Smalling,
Evans, Jones, Gibson, Giggs, Welbeck, Cleverley, Diouf, Owen
Doubtful Carrick (achilles), Evra (knee)
Injured Fletcher (virurs, 20 Aug), Valencia
(ankle, 20 Aug), Hernández (concussion, 27 Aug)
Suspended None
Disciplinary record (last season) Y58 R3
Leading scorer Berbatov 20
• Ashley Young won more penalties (five) than any other
player last term
• Albion have never won their first match of a Premier
League season, drawing two and losing three of their five games so
far
• Michael Owen needs to score once more to reach 150
Premier League career goals
• Albion set a new record for the fewest clean sheets in
a Premier League campaign (two) last season
• David de Gea conceded more goals from shots outside
the area (11) than any other keeper in the Spanish league in
2010-11