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Sunday’s Premier League match between Manchester United and Aston Villa may mark Erik ten Hag’s final appearance as the Red Devils’ manager.

It’s been widely believed that the Dutch coach’s career may end with a defeat at Villa Park.

Ten Hag hasn’t looked smart this season on the touchline. With the exception of three games this season, the results have simply not happened, despite a lot of new signings and the board’s strong support.

Man Utd needs to win badly against Aston Villa, and the Red Devils must perform better as a unit. Keeping these things in mind, we examine how Ten Hag might position his squad to face the highly effective Unai Emery outfit.

Expected Man Utd versus Aston Villa: 4-2-3-1 XI
It is anticipated that Andre Onana would start between the sticks. This season, he has been one of Manchester United’s few bright spots. Last weekend, the Cameroonian international spared the Red Devils’ blushes in their match against Tottenham Hotspur.

A backline consisting of Diogo Dalot on the left, Matthijs de Ligt and Lisandro Martinez in the middle, and Noussair Mazraoui on the right is expected to line up in front of him. The two recent additions will be looking to improve on a few underwhelming weeks.

Christian Eriksen and Manuel Ugarte are anticipated to start at the base of midfield, with the Uruguayan trying to bounce back from a challenging performance against Tottenham last week. Another player who has made a significant contribution to this campaign thus far is the Dane.

Bruno Fernandes is anticipated to start as the #10 on the evening despite his unsatisfactory form, having had his red card decision reversed over the weekend. Amad Diallo is expected to start from the right, while Marcus Rashford will undoubtedly start from the left.

In an effort to build on his goal-scoring performance against Porto, Rasmus Hojlund ought to continue starting in the middle position. How Ten Hag reverses the situation versus Villa is still to be seen. If not, the Dutch coach might have been our last sighting.